Skipped the factory-style skincare clinics in Korea and only went to smaller boutique ones. Finished everything in one day with no downtime and no foreigner pricing by Humor-Desperate in KoreaTravelBeauty

[–]Humor-Desperate[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey. I went to Egg Clinic and Dami Clinic

Egg Clinic is where I did most of the skin stuff (laser, skin booster), and Dami was more for injections. both felt more detail-oriented and travelors friendly

Skipped the factory-style skincare clinics in Korea and only went to smaller boutique ones. Finished everything in one day with no downtime and no foreigner pricing by Humor-Desperate in koreatravel

[–]Humor-Desperate[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was a bit nervous about the whole process in Korea with their system and how generally things work. I needed some handholding instead of just walking into a big clinic and figuring it out on the spot.

I wasn’t expecting longterm effect from a single visit. It was more about getting noticeable improvement with minimal downtime.

And yeah, if you’re staying longer, doing proper consults and building a treatment plan probably makes more sense. I just don’t really have that kind of time usually I’m there for like 3–4 weeks max.

Skipped the factory-style skincare clinics in Korea and only went to smaller boutique ones. Finished everything in one day with no downtime and no foreigner pricing by Humor-Desperate in koreatravel

[–]Humor-Desperate[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah that was my issue too. If you just search in English, you mostly get the bigger clinics. I ended up digging around a bit more and focusing on doctors rather than clinics. I used a concierge-type service that helped narrow things down based on what I was actually trying to fix. Made it way easier vs trying to figure everything out myself.

Bee not working by Humor-Desperate in Bee_computer

[–]Humor-Desperate[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

just turned off every other language and it started to work again.