2026.06.23 · Views 2,212
Hi everyone, I'm Phuong, and this is my first time planning to go to Korea for treatment. I'm a bit overwhelmed with information. I see a lot of reviews on Korean websites, but I can only read English or translate them using Google Translate, so I'm afraid of missing important details or misunderstanding things. Has anyone else been in a similar situation?
I'd like to know what you look for to determine if a review is reliable? What are some red flags I should be aware of? For example, is it unusual for a review to be overly positive, or are there other things to note?
Thank you all so much! I'm preparing thoroughly before making my decision, so any advice is invaluable to me.
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I completely understand how you feel! I felt the same way at first; it's really easy to misunderstand comments using Google Translate 😅 My advice is to look at photo comparisons and videos in addition to text comments. This will give you a more intuitive understanding of the effects and you won't need to rely too much on translation. Also, I suggest asking friends in Korea or people in this community; their firsthand experiences are often more reliable than online reviews!
I felt like that the first time too! 😅 Tip: Try looking for reviews from people who speak a mixed language or from international forums, as they usually explain their experiences in more detail and honestly. Don't focus too much on reviews that are too perfect; trust the real story, including those who talk about their problems!