It's difficult to find a clinic in South Korea... How do other foreigners manage?

I understand how you feel! When I went to Korea last time, the language was also a major headache. I found that emailing them beforehand in English or Chinese to ask if they had translation support made the first consultation much smoother. Also, check if they have consultation forms in Chinese or Japanese to ensure your needs are accurately understood. 😊

I'm considering something similar, so I completely understand your concerns! I think language is really important, because if you want to clearly understand what you're doing to your body, you'd want someone who can help you in your language.

I totally understand. Language is really a big deal. 😅 When I went the first time, I tried to find places with translated scripts or tried to find clinics with doctors who spoke English because I wanted to make sure I understood everything, starting with the questions. I also checked reviews from international patients. However, the initial consultation is always very important.