2026.06.24 · Views 2,681
Hello, my name is Nim, and I'm from Thailand. I'm planning a trip to Korea and want to try out some procedures at a clinic there. However, my problem is... I can only read a tiny bit of Korean 😅 I'd love for anyone who has visited clinics in Korea to share how they find information safely and read recent reviews, besides relying on Google Translate.
Are there any places that share trustworthy experiences? Or are there any things I should be cautious about when reading reviews, like any warning signs? I'm afraid of encountering places that might scam me, so please let me know about any red flags.
Thank you in advance for your recommendations. I feel this is an important decision, and I want it to be safe and genuine.
Have a question? Ask directly
Comment and ask questions, get reply alerts, and keep saved posts and AI reports
Not sure which clinic to choose?
Comment4
Hey! I totally get the language barrier worry—I felt the same way when I first came here. One thing that really helped me was checking international beauty forums and groups specifically for visitors, since people there usually post in English and share their actual experiences. Also, don't be shy about asking clinics directly if they have English-speaking staff or coordinators; a lot of places catering to international clients will have someone who can communicate with you clearly before you commit to anything. Trust your gut if something feels off! 💙
I'm also planning to get cosmetic procedures done in South Korea, so I understand your concerns! Besides Google Translate, I find that you can also check international forums or Facebook groups for foreigners living in Korea to hear about their direct experiences. They often share very detailed information and can answer questions in English or Vietnamese. You should also prepare your important questions thoroughly before contacting any place to ensure you understand every step!
Hi! I'm also thinking about trying treatments in Korea, so I totally get your concern 😅 From what I've gathered, international communities on major review platforms are quite helpful, and you could also try asking in expat groups in Korea—they usually have firsthand information and can help with translations plus share their experiences!
Awesome! Me too. I'm not fluent in Korean either 😅 Have you tried looking for Thais who have already been there? Because I've seen a lot of Thai groups on Facebook sharing their experiences. Where did you find them?