Is my English good enough to consult a doctor at Cello? Has anyone been there before?

Hello! Quick question - did you try contacting them before your appointment to make sure a translator is available? I'm also worried about the same thing and would like to know if the staff respond quickly to emails 😊

I was worried about this too when I first came to Seoul! Actually, most beauty salons here have staff who speak English or at least understand it, because they're used to working with international clients. I recommend emailing them beforehand or contacting them via Instagram to ask about language support, so you'll feel less anxious on the day of your appointment. Good luck! 😊

I went for a check-up in Seoul last time and there were staff members who spoke English, but since my English isn't very good, it was still a bit difficult 😅 I suggest you call ahead to ask if they have translators, or prepare some key questions in English beforehand to make communication easier!

I totally understand the worry! Language is indeed the biggest barrier during aesthetic consultations. From my friends' experiences, most places in Korea can handle English quite well, but it can be a bit difficult to get into the specific technical details of treatments. It might be worth considering a translator or at least downloading the Google Translate app to feel more at ease during your consultation 😊

I understand your language concerns! I had the same worries at first. But when I actually went, the staff were very kind, simple English was fine, and I could use translation apps when needed, so it was easier than I expected. It might be a good idea to contact them by email beforehand 😊