Language barrier at Seoul consultations — how much English is enough?

Hi everyone! I'm planning a trip to Seoul in a few months and I'm seriously considering getting some aesthetic work done while I'm there. I speak English and a tiny bit of Korean (like, survival-level tiny lol), and I'm honestly a little nervous about the consultation process. Has anyone here done consultations in Seoul without being fluent in Korean? Do most places have English-speaking staff, or should I be preparing to bring a translator? I'm trying to figure out if I need to invest in lessons or hiring someone to go with me, or if it's generally manageable. I want to make sure I can actually communicate what I'm looking for and understand what they're recommending, you know? Any experiences or tips would be super helpful!