Hi everyone! I'm Tiantian, and I'm currently considering getting a minor treatment in Korea, but finding a clinic is really giving me a headache. My biggest concern right now is how to find a reliable place, especially as a foreigner who doesn't speak much Korean.

I'd like to ask everyone, how do you usually screen clinics? For example, do you first check if they offer English or Chinese consultation services? Is it particularly important to have a translator or a doctor who can communicate in English? I've heard that some clinics are experienced with international patients, but I'm not sure how to tell.

Also, what questions should I ask during the initial consultation? I want to make sure I truly understand the doctor's advice, rather than guessing based on translation software. It would be great if someone could share their experience—especially how to find places with good international consultation services. Thank you!