2026.07.02 · Views 4,183
Hi everyone, I'm Mai from Vietnam, and this is my first time considering doing something in Korea. But I'm really overwhelmed reading reviews – there are so many comments, but I can't read Korean fluently, only using Google Translate. Can anyone tell me if there's a way to know which reviews are genuine, or any red flags I should watch out for?
I'm wondering how to distinguish between reviews from people who actually had the experience and "manufactured" reviews? Or are there more reliable websites or methods to find out? I also don't know what to search for – are there any keywords or signs I should pay attention to when reading?
Thanks in advance, everyone! I just want to be well-prepared before making a decision.
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Hey Mai! I totally get your frustration with the language barrier — I've been there too, haha. But before you start looking for reviews, has anyone recommended a clinic to you, or are you still completely blank about what you want to get treated? Because it might be easier if we focus on one type of treatment first, rather than reading thousands of reviews 😅
Mai-san, I'm having the same worries! 😅 It's really nerve-wracking when your Korean isn't perfect, isn't it? I use things like Google Translate, look at tons of review photos, and try to judge if something looks *too* beautiful as suspicious. It might also be important to see if the before/after photos from people who've actually had the procedure look natural. Let's prepare carefully together!