2026.08.16 · Views 2,605
Hello everyone! I'm Tuyến from Vietnam. I'm planning to go to South Korea for some beauty treatments, but I'm a bit worried because my trip won't be long, and my Korean isn't very good.
I'd like to ask those who have experience: how do you usually find reputable clinics there? Do you need to find a clinic with an English/Vietnamese-speaking guide or consultant, or is it okay otherwise? I'm a bit anxious because I want to make sure it's a safe and professional place.
Also, during the initial consultation, what do you usually check? Should I ask about the qualifications of the staff, or any health protection protocols? And if I can't speak Korean, will that be a problem?
Thank you in advance for sharing your experiences! 😊
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I understand, Tswien! I had the same worries at first. 😅 I think looking for a clinic that can communicate in English is the most reassuring option. Also, I recommend reading reviews from other foreigners on social media or review sites. I felt it was important to ask questions freely during the first consultation and observe how the staff responded!
Hello Tuyến! I also came from Mongolia and am just as concerned as you are. I've heard many people look for clinics that work with English speakers or translators, and it's great to see glowing reviews on Instagram. When you go for your initial consultation, be sure to ask for before and after photos! 😊