I completely understand your concern 😅 When I first arrived, I used Google Translate to read comments and tried to focus on before-and-after photos from several different accounts to see the real results. I noticed that very strange or overly perfect reviews might not be reliable, but when I saw the same results from different people, I felt more confident about something!

Hi Tan, I'm also from Vietnam, so I understand your concerns! 😅 Have you tried asking the clinic directly if they have staff who speak English or Vietnamese, and if they can explain the reviews on their site? I've noticed many places now have English-speaking staff to assist international clients.

Hey Tan, I totally get your concern — I'm from the US and facing the same language barrier honestly! I've been trying to figure out which places are legit too, and yeah, those all-5-star reviews with no real details do feel sketchy. I'm thinking about asking clinics directly if they have any English-speaking staff or if they can connect me with past clients who speak English, just to get a more honest sense of things before committing. Have you tried reaching out to places with a simple email or message? Might be worth a shot!

I totally get how you feel! 😅 At first, I was also confused about which reviews to trust, especially since most were in Korean and Chinese. But based on my experience, try looking for before-and-after photos that look natural and see if the review has any downsides or questionable points. (If it's all 5 stars, I'd be a bit suspicious.) You could also try finding other Thai people who have been there and ask them directly for a more realistic account!