2026.07.20 · Views 2,213
Hello, my name is Taew. I'm currently planning a beauty treatment trip to Seoul, but I'm worried about the language barrier. I can speak a little English, but I'm not very fluent. Do you think it's possible to have consultations in English? And if I go with a client from Thailand, can they speak Thai?
Are there any clinics in Thailand that offer consultations? I'm curious about how communication works. I know many people recommend going with a translator, but the price is quite high, and I'm not sure about it. I'd like to know the consultation process style before I go. Has anyone had this experience? Please share!
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Hi Thao, I've been in a similar situation when I visited Seoul! I found that a good approach is to email or message them in advance in English or Vietnamese so they can prepare a translator, or look for places that already have English-speaking staff — you could ask friends or search on Vietnamese beauty groups to see where people recommend for good language support! 😊
I'm also considering getting skincare treatments in Seoul and I'm particularly worried about communication issues! Hearing you say that puts my mind at ease a bit. It seems like many clinics can communicate in English. I hope to see more people sharing their experiences here, maybe we can help each other research!
I've been thinking about this lately too, so I found your post very helpful! My English is just so-so, so I completely understand your concerns. I hope someone will soon share their practical experience on how they communicate, because I'm also looking for the simplest way without spending too much money.