When seeking medical aesthetic advice in Seoul, is English or Chinese sufficient?

Hi Jing! I'm also from Taiwan, so I understand your concerns. I'd like to ask if you called or emailed them beforehand to inquire about their language services? In my experience, it's always better to communicate beforehand in many places, so they can prepare translators in advance.

I had the same concern! When I went for my consultation, I mentioned in an email that I needed a Chinese translator, and they were very cooperative. However, I think I can communicate basic things in English; it's just that medical terminology is a bit difficult. I suggest you tell them you need translation services when you make your appointment. That way, they will arrange it in advance and won't waste your time.

I'm also worried about this! I was wondering if you contacted the clinic beforehand to confirm if they offer Chinese translation services? I've heard that some appointment teams speak pretty good English, but the doctors might not.