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Hello! I'm Khulan, from Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. I'm planning to come to Seoul for cosmetic procedures at the end of this year, but I'm not familiar with exactly where to go. Many people talk about Gangnam and Apgujeong, is that the area? Which district is the best here?
Instead of ignoring the advice people have given me, I'd rather hear about your experiences. Which areas were good to stay in, with clinics nearby? Would you prefer a quieter neighborhood or the city center? This time, I want to go with the flow.
And also, how long do I need to stay? I'm planning to have consultations with clinics and recover. I'd love to get advice from someone who has experience with planning this!
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Hi! This is also my first time going to Seoul for treatments, and I'm really curious about what you mean by "efficiency" – do you mean taking time off once to get everything done, or going multiple times? I've heard some people stay longer for a good recovery, while others go in multiple sessions. I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Hello Khuran! What type of procedure are you looking to get done first? This helps us know how long it should take.
I'm also planning to go to Seoul for beauty treatments at the end of the year and am currently struggling with where to stay! Hearing you say this gives me more confidence. I'm looking forward to you sharing your experience when you get back. Can we exchange notes then?
I'm also planning a similar trip, so I found your post very helpful! I think staying near the city center is advantageous because it's convenient for getting around and there are many food options, but you also need quiet for recovery. You could look for an area that balances these two factors. How long are you planning to stay?
To Fran! I had a similar experience, so if I could offer one piece of advice, I think it's more important to choose an area with a relaxing atmosphere than the distance between your accommodation and the facility. I initially stayed in a quiet area a little further away, but it was easy to get around and mentally beneficial. I think having 7 to 10 days, including consultation time, will give you peace of mind 😊
Reading your story made me so happy! I'm also planning a trip to Seoul around the same time. It's great to see someone asking the same questions 😊 I'm also wondering where to stay and how long I should plan for. Eagerly awaiting recommendations from those who have been!