I can't read Korean very well, so how can I trust reviews?

Hi! I totally understand your concerns, hehe. In my experience, it's best to look for reviews from accounts that seem genuine and natural—those that show their own before-and-after photos and share detailed descriptions of their process, not ones that are too perfect or use strange, repetitive words. Also, try asking in the Indonesian community here or local groups, as they might have firsthand information from people who have been there! Good luck choosing the right place 🙏

Hey Bam! That's such a valid concern — I struggle with Korean too. Have you tried using Google Translate on the reviews, or asking other Thai users in Facebook groups who've done procedures here? I'm curious if you've found any English-speaking consultants yet, since some places do have staff who can help walk you through things beforehand.

Hi Bam! I'm also wondering the same thing, so I totally understand your concerns. It's certainly hard when language is a barrier, but I've noticed that reviews that are too perfect or use the same words over and over again are a bit odd — maybe that's what Bam was referring to when it comes to suspicious patterns. Hopefully, we can both find the right and safe place!

I'm also planning to get treatment in Korea, so I understand your concerns! I think a good way is to find groups of foreigners on social media; they often share reviews in English or their own language, and you can also ask them directly about their experiences.