How do foreigners find clinics in Korea?

Hiii Hiền! I'm thinking the same thing, so I totally relate to your concerns hehe. From what I've read on forums here, many people suggest asking directly in online communities or checking reviews from other users who have experience. Then, make sure they have staff who can speak English or your language. Hope we can both find a safe and trustworthy place! 💕

Hi, I totally understand your concerns! I'm also a foreigner and was a bit nervous when I went for skincare treatments in Korea last year. My advice is to first check online for reviews in Chinese or ask friends who are in Korea. Many clinics do have Chinese-speaking staff or translation services, but it's best to call ahead and confirm. In my experience, bringing a pen and paper, using a translation app on your phone, and asking a few extra questions works well. The doctors are usually very patient~ Wishing you a smooth experience!

Hi Hiên! I had the same worries when I first went to Korea. By the way, when you were looking for a place, did you prefer to find one with staff who could speak Vietnamese or English, or did you feel confident enough with Korean?

Hi Hien! When I last went to Seoul, I was also nervous at first about how to find places. Later, I found that looking at online reviews first, and then calling directly to ask if they have English or Vietnamese-speaking staff, was very helpful. Many places now offer translation services, so you don't need to find an interpreter yourself! I suggest you make a list of a few places you're interested in, and then just ask boldly. Koreans are quite happy to help explain things 😊