Worried about the budget for beauty treatments in Korea 😅

I totally understand! I'm struggling with the same thing 😭 When you add up the cost of flights, hotels, and the procedure, it really adds up. I'm thinking it might be better to research a few clinics first and then plan my trip based on the recovery time, but I'm not sure what the best approach is 💭 I'd love to hear advice from people with experience!

I've been to Seoul in previous years, but budget was a real issue. I'll start by getting a consultation, then book flights and hotels — that way you'll know how many days to go! You'll be thrilled to find a place to stay in a historic hotel that's not too expensive or to find something to eat at a local meat shop. 😅

I had the same worries 😅 But after actually going, I realized that it's easier to plan your finances if you narrow down the clinics first and then book your flights and hotels. Also, the recovery period varies considerably depending on the procedure, so if you research it thoroughly beforehand, it will be easier to adjust your plans, such as meeting friends. I stayed for about 5 days, but there were things I needed to be careful about for about 2 weeks afterward, so I thought I'd mention it for reference 😊

When I went, I first decided on the procedures I wanted, asked about the price range at several clinics, and then decided how many days I wanted to stay and how to allocate my budget! I think I should stay at least 5-7 days, so that my friends won't notice my recovery period and it won't be too rushed 😅