I'd like to ask about the language issue during consultations in Seoul. Is English sufficient?

Hello everyone, I'm Fei. I'm planning a consultation trip to Seoul soon, but I'm a bit worried about the language barrier. My English is decent, but I might not be very proficient with medical terminology. I wanted to ask if anyone has had a similar experience – is it essential to find a Chinese-speaking consultant, or is communication smooth enough using English?

I've noticed some clinics seem to offer translation services, but I'm unsure if I need to book them separately or if there will be an extra charge. Has anyone used English directly during their consultation? How was the experience? I want to understand everything as clearly as possible to make a better decision.

I would be so grateful if anyone with experience could share their insights! I'm particularly interested in knowing if doctors can explain treatment procedures and expected results fluently in English during the consultation. Thank you all!