When you have a consultation in Seoul, how do you handle the language barrier? Is English enough on its own?

Hi, it's Akari. I'm planning to have a cosmetic consultation in Seoul next month, but I'm worried about the language barrier... 😅

I can speak English reasonably well, but I'm anxious about whether English is sufficient for medical terms and subtle nuances. I've heard that some clinics offer Japanese support, but what's the reality? Has anyone had a consultation in Seoul recently?

For those who have had consultations solely in English, what was your experience like? I'm curious about things like whether interpreter services incur extra charges. It's my first time, so I'm a bit nervous, and I really want to communicate my wishes smoothly. I'd love to hear your advice!