Hi Phương! Since I was also a foreigner, I can understand you well. I agree that when using Google Translate, you can only get the main idea — so wouldn't it be more reliable to ask directly in English during the consultation? What's your experience been with the consultation process — have the clinics been good about responding to you in English?

Hey Phương! I totally get your concerns — this was my first time doing a treatment in Korea too! 😅 Just wondering, have you thought about finding a consultant who speaks English or Vietnamese? I've noticed a lot of clinics have multilingual staff, and it really helps with clear communication and avoiding misunderstandings!

I'm a foreigner too, so I totally understand your concerns! I wanted to ask—have you considered finding a consultant who speaks English? Some places seem to offer this kind of service, which would help you understand the details more clearly without having to rely entirely on translation～

Hey Phương! I'm from Vietnam too and I totally get your worries! 😅 I think Google Translate works fine, but I usually read it alongside before/after photos in articles to understand better rather than just relying on the text. And when I'm getting a consultation, I make sure to ask detailed questions about the procedure, whether I can follow up later, and see if they're patient in explaining things — if they seem rushed or don't want to give detailed answers, then I'll reconsider. Good luck to you! 💕