2026.08.06 · Views 2,632
Hey ladies, I'm Tien. I just decided to try some treatments in Korea, but I had a crisis while looking for reviews 😅 Since I can't read Korean, it's really hard to tell which clinics are reputable and which aren't. I used Google Translate, but it sometimes mistranslates, so I don't feel very confident.
I often see really good reviews, but I don't know if the clinic wrote them themselves or if they're genuinely good. Does anyone in the group have experience with buying reviews or know how to spot fake ones? I want to know what warning signs to look out for when reading posts about clinics or treatments.
I also want to ask, what do you ladies primarily rely on when choosing a clinic in Korea? Do you need to find someone you know who's been there before, or are there more reliable ways? Thanks, everyone!
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I totally get it! I was confused like that at first too 😅 My tip is to try looking for reviews from foreigners written in English or our language, and see if they talk about their actual experiences, not just praise the day and time like a real person. Also, look at what questions they asked during consultations. It helps you know if the team actually responds.
Same here! I was also confused by all those reviews 😅 But now I've stopped using Google Translate as much. Instead of just looking at the stars, I try to scroll through the before-and-after photos of real people to see what the results look like, because pictures don't lie 😊 I hope we find someone who's been there to offer some recommendations.
Tien, I totally get it! I used to struggle with the same thing 😅 It's really tough when you can't read Korean, isn't it? I'm thinking about similar things right now, so this thread is really helpful. I completely relate to the stories about Google Translate mistranslations. I feel like it's important to get recommendations from people you trust or to compare information from multiple sources.