2026.07.02 · Views 3,429
Hey ladies, I'm planning to get some aesthetic treatments in Seoul but I don't speak Korean, only English and Vietnamese. When I search for reviews online, it's really hard to tell which ones are genuine and which are ads or clickbait. Has anyone been in a similar situation?
I'm also worried that some clinics write in English or Chinese, but the reviews praise the doctors too highly, too perfectly, which makes me a bit suspicious. Are there any signs that can help me identify untrustworthy clinics?
I'd like to ask how you all usually check information? Should I use a translator, or will it be too inaccurate? Thanks, everyone!
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Take it easy, I totally understand how you feel! At first, I was also confused about which articles were trustworthy and which were just advertisements. But from my experience, asking specific, real questions on community forums like this often gets answers based on personal experience. Using translation apps is okay, but sometimes they can lead to misunderstandings. I think it's better to find a human translator if you can 💕