How do you handle language at Seoul's beauty clinics?

Hi, it's Kaede. I'm planning to have a cosmetic consultation in Seoul next month, but I'm a little worried about the language barrier. I can speak some English, but I'm concerned about whether I can properly convey detailed medical explanations or my specific skin concerns...

I've heard that some clinics offer services in Japanese, but what's the reality like? Can I manage even with translation apps? Or would it be safer to find a place that offers Japanese support in advance?

If anyone has had a consultation in Seoul, I'd love to hear about your experience. I want to avoid proceeding with any lingering confusion about language... Any advice would be greatly appreciated!