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Hello everyone, I'm Yao, from China. I've been considering coming to Seoul for some medical aesthetic procedures recently, but I've run into a problem – many clinic reviews are in Korean, and my Korean skills are really not that good. Translation software sometimes gives very strange translations, and I'm not sure which ones are genuine patient feedback.
I'd like to ask you all, how do you interpret Korean reviews? Are there any tips that can help me determine if a review is authentic? I've heard that some clinics might have fake reviews, so how can I spot them?
Also, as a foreigner choosing a clinic, are there any red flags I should be particularly wary of? For example, those that promise extremely absolute results, or those with unprofessional attitudes – how should I judge them? I'd really love to hear everyone's experiences and advice, thank you!
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Hi Yao! I totally understand this frustration. By the way, have you tried asking the clinic directly if they have staff who speak English or even Mandarin? From my experience, many are friendly to international patients and can help explain reviews more clearly.