2026.06.24 · Views 2,900
Hello, my name is Mint. I'd like to ask about the language used when consulting for plastic surgery at Cell. I'm planning to go at the end of this month, but I'm still worried because I don't understand Korean at all 😅
I'm wondering if I can just speak English? Or will there be a translator/interpreter? How are most consultation programs conducted? I've heard that some clinics have managers or translators who are members, but I'm not sure if that's true and if there are any additional costs.
Does anyone have experience with this? Especially Thai people who have consulted there before, could you please share your experience? How did you communicate with the nurses/specialists? Thank you in advance!
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I totally feel you on the language anxiety! I'd definitely reach out to the clinic's consultation team beforehand through their website or email to ask about English availability — most places that get international patients have at least someone who can help communicate. I've heard some clinics offer interpreters, though I'm not sure if there's an extra fee, so that's definitely worth asking about when you contact them!
Mint-san, I totally get it! I had the same worry too 😅 It seems like many clinics have English-speaking staff, so I think it's best to confirm language support by phone or email beforehand to put your mind at ease. In my case, when I booked my appointment, I just said "English, please," and the staff member was able to assist me on the day. Good luck!
I'm so glad to hear that! 😅 I was worried about the language barrier too, but from what I've heard, most people who go say they can get by with English. Some places even have English-language pamphlets to help out. I think it's best to contact them directly to confirm before you go!