I completely understand your concerns! I'm a foreigner too, and when I went for a consultation before, I spoke in English. The doctor and nurses were quite patient, but as you said, some professional beauty terms are really hard to explain clearly in English 😅. Later, a friend suggested that I try to find a place with Chinese-speaking staff next time, so that communication would be smoother, especially when talking about the specific effects and expectations I want.

Take it easy! I was thinking the same thing. I wanted to know if I needed to find a place where they spoke Chinese or if English was enough. But from what I've heard, I think English is more important because they have doctors or staff who speak English in big cities. I'd love to hear about other people's experiences!

Hello! I'm also a Chinese speaker, so I understand your concerns. I was wondering if you've considered asking the clinic online in Chinese if they offer Chinese consultation services beforehand? That might be more convenient, and some clinics do have Chinese-speaking consultants, which would make communication much clearer.