How to Book Korean Dermatology Appointments: Complete Booking Guide for International Patients

Booking a Korean dermatology appointment might seem daunting, especially if you don't speak Korean and are coordinating from abroad. However, with the right approach and information, the process is straightforward—and many Seoul clinics are well-equipped to handle international patients.

This comprehensive guide will walk you through every booking method, provide templates and scripts, explain what information you'll need, and share insider tips for securing the best appointments at top Seoul dermatology clinics.

Understanding the Korean Appointment System

How It Works in Korea

Korean dermatology appointments differ from Western systems in several ways:

Walk-in culture exists:

• Many Koreans still walk in without appointments
• Clinics often accommodate same-day consultations
• Wait times can be unpredictable

Appointment systems vary:

• Large chains: Online booking systems
• Mid-size clinics: Mix of phone/email/walk-in
• Small clinics: Often walk-in preferred

Flexibility is common:

• Times may shift slightly (Korean time is more fluid)
• Overbooking happens (factor in wait time)
• Last-minute changes more acceptable

For international patients:

• Always book in advance (don't rely on walk-in)
• Get written confirmation
• Reconfirm 1-2 days before visit

Appointment Types

1. Consultation Only (상담)

• Initial assessment and treatment planning
• Usually 20-40 minutes
• May be free or ₩20,000-50,000
• Often required before treatment

2. Consultation + Treatment (상담 및 시술)

• Same-day consultation and procedure
• 1-2 hours total
• Common for simple treatments (Botox, facials)
• Saves time if you're confident

3. Treatment Only (시술)

• For returning patients or pre-planned procedures
• Assumes you've already consulted
• Usually requires deposit

4. Follow-up (재진)

• Post-treatment check-in
• Shorter appointment (10-20 minutes)
• Often free or minimal charge

Best approach for first-timers: Book consultation first, leave flexibility for same-day treatment if comfortable

Booking Methods: Pros & Cons

Method 1: Email (Most Recommended for International Patients)

Best for:

• International patients
• Non-Korean speakers
• Complex inquiries
• When you need written confirmation

Advantages: ✅ Paper trail of communication ✅ Time to translate and understand ✅ Can include photos of concerns ✅ Clinic can provide detailed information ✅ Work across time zones

Disadvantages: ❌ Slower response (24-48 hours typical) ❌ May require follow-up emails ❌ Not all clinics monitor email regularly ❌ Language barriers can cause confusion

How to find clinic email:

• Clinic website (usually on "Contact" page)
• Gangnam Unni app (clinic profiles)
• Google Maps listing
• Social media profiles (Instagram, Facebook)

Response time expectations:

• 24-48 hours: Standard
• 3-5 days: Busy clinics or holidays
• No response after 1 week: Try alternate method or different clinic

Method 2: WhatsApp/KakaoTalk (Fast & Convenient)

Best for:

• Quick questions
• Real-time communication
• Following up on email bookings
• After you've established contact

Advantages: ✅ Fast responses (often same day) ✅ Can send photos easily ✅ More personal communication ✅ Popular in Korea (KakaoTalk) ✅ Read receipts confirm message received

Disadvantages: ❌ Not all clinics use messaging apps ❌ May be informal (less official) ❌ Time zone issues for real-time chat ❌ Can feel intrusive for first contact

How to get clinic contact:

• Ask via email first
• Listed on Gangnam Unni app
• Some clinics list on website/Instagram

KakaoTalk note: This is Korea's primary messaging app (like WhatsApp in Korea). Download it before your trip!

Method 3: Phone Call (For Korean Speakers)

Best for:

• Korean speakers or those with translator
• Last-minute bookings
• Urgent questions
• Local residents

Advantages: ✅ Immediate confirmation ✅ Can clarify details instantly ✅ Personal connection ✅ Fastest method

Disadvantages: ❌ Language barrier significant ❌ No written record ❌ Hard to understand medical terms ❌ Time zone coordination ❌ Can be intimidating

Calling tips if you don't speak Korean:

• Have a Korean-speaking friend call
• Use a translation service
• Prepare script with key phrases
• Call during Seoul business hours (9am-6pm KST)

Key Korean phrases:

• "영어 가능하세요?" (Yeong-eo ga-neung-ha-se-yo?) = "Do you speak English?"
• "예약하고 싶습니다" (Ye-yak-ha-go ship-seum-ni-da) = "I'd like to make an appointment"

Method 4: Online Booking Platforms

Best for:

• Tech-savvy users
• Browsing multiple options
• Reading reviews simultaneously
• Package deals

Advantages: ✅ Visual interface (easier than email/phone) ✅ Can compare clinics and prices ✅ Reviews and photos included ✅ Instant booking confirmation ✅ Some have English support

Disadvantages: ❌ Limited clinic selection (not all clinics listed) ❌ May have booking fees ❌ Less flexible for special requests ❌ Can't ask detailed questions easily

Popular platforms:

Gangnam Unni (강남언니)

• Korea's largest medical beauty platform
• App + website available
• Some English support
• Can book directly through app
• Reviews and pricing transparent

Naver Booking

• Korean language only
• Integrated with Naver Maps
• Wide clinic selection
• Sometimes better prices

Medical Tourism Agencies

• Full English support
• Handle all booking logistics
• Often include translation services
• May charge commission (10-20%)

Method 5: Walk-In (Not Recommended for International Patients)

Best for:

• Emergencies only
• When you're already in Seoul with time flexibility
• Very minor consultations

Advantages: ✅ No advance planning needed ✅ Can see facility before committing ✅ Immediate service (if available)

Disadvantages: ❌ No guarantee of availability ❌ May waste your limited Seoul time ❌ Popular doctors often fully booked ❌ Language barrier without preparation ❌ Rushed decision-making

If you must walk in:

• Go early (9-10am best)
• Weekdays better than weekends
• Have backup clinic options
• Bring translation app and reference photos
• Be prepared to wait or reschedule

What Information to Provide When Booking

Essential Information

Personal Details:

• Full name (as on passport)
• Date of birth
• Gender
• Nationality
• Contact info (email, phone with country code, WhatsApp/KakaoTalk ID)

Visit Details:

• Preferred dates and times (give 2-3 options)
• Length of stay in Seoul
• Flexibility (e.g., "available any weekday morning")
• Hotel/accommodation area (if location matters)

Treatment Information:

• Concerns/issues you want to address
• Specific treatments you're interested in (if known)
• Previous treatments or procedures
• Treatment goals and expectations

Medical Information:

• Relevant medical conditions
• Allergies (especially to anesthetics, medications)
• Current medications
• Previous bad reactions to treatments
• Pregnancy/breastfeeding status

Practical Information:

• Language support needed (English, Chinese, etc.)
• Budget range (optional but helps with recommendations)
• Whether consultation only or hoping for same-day treatment
• Any time constraints

Optional But Helpful Information

Photos:

• Attach clear photos of areas you want treated
• Multiple angles if relevant
• Natural lighting, no makeup
• Can help doctor prepare recommendations

Skin History:

• Skin type (oily, dry, combination, sensitive)
• Current skincare routine
• Previous professional treatments
• Recurring skin issues

Specific Requests:

• Preference for female/male doctor (if applicable)
• Specific doctor if you've researched
• Need for private consultation room
• Preference for minimal downtime treatments

Step-by-Step Booking Process

Phase 1: Research & Shortlist (1-2 Weeks)

Step 1: Identify Your Needs

• What skin concerns do you have?
• What treatments are you interested in?
• What's your budget?
• How much downtime can you handle?

Step 2: Research Clinics

• Read reviews on multiple platforms
• Check doctor credentials
• Verify language support
• Compare pricing
• Note clinic locations

Recommended reading: How to Choose the Right Korean Dermatology Clinic

Step 3: Create Shortlist

• Narrow down to 3-5 clinics
• Rank by priority
• Note specific reasons for each choice

Phase 2: Initial Contact (3-5 Days)

Step 4: Send Inquiry Emails

Send to your top 3 clinics. Use template below.

Step 5: Wait for Responses

• Give clinics 48-72 hours to respond
• Check spam folder
• Note which clinics respond fastest and most thoroughly

Step 6: Evaluate Responses

Compare responses based on:

• Communication quality: Clear, professional, answers your questions
• Responsiveness: Fast reply time
• Transparency: Upfront about pricing, procedures, risks
• Flexibility: Offers multiple appointment options
• Red flags: Pushy sales, vague answers, too-good-to-be-true promises

Phase 3: Booking Confirmation (2-3 Days)

Step 7: Choose Your Clinic

Based on:

• Best responses
• Comfort level
• Pricing
• Availability matching your schedule

Step 8: Confirm Appointment

Reply with:

• Chosen date and time
• Confirm all details (treatment, pricing, duration)
• Ask for written confirmation
• Inquire about deposit if required

Step 9: Get Written Confirmation

Ensure you receive:

• Appointment date and time
• Clinic address in English AND Korean
• Doctor's name
• Estimated duration
• Cost estimate
• Cancellation policy
• Contact information for changes

Step 10: Add to Calendar

• Include clinic address and phone
• Set reminder for reconfirmation (1-2 days before)
• Block adequate time (add buffer for wait time/traffic)
• Note what to bring

Phase 4: Pre-Visit Confirmation (1-2 Days Before)

Step 11: Reconfirm Appointment

Send quick message: "Hello, I have an appointment tomorrow at [time] with Dr. [name]. Just confirming this is still scheduled. Thank you!"

Why reconfirm?

• Korean schedules can be fluid
• Ensures you're still on schedule
• Clinic may have preparatory instructions
• Shows you're serious (reduces no-show treatment)

Step 12: Final Preparations

• Review aftercare requirements
• Prepare questions list
• Pack necessary items (passport, payment, sunscreen)
• Plan transportation route
• Check weather and dress appropriately

Email Templates for Booking

Template 1: Initial Consultation Inquiry

Subject: Consultation Request for [Treatment Name] - [Your Dates]

Dear [Clinic Name] Team,

I am planning to visit Seoul from [start date] to [end date] and am interested in scheduling a consultation for [specific treatment/concern].

About me:
- Name: [Your Full Name]
- Age: [Age]
- Nationality: [Country]
- Main concerns: [Brief description - e.g., acne scars, pigmentation, anti-aging]
- Previous treatments: [List if any, or write "None"]

I am interested in:
- [Treatment 1]
- [Treatment 2]
- [Or: "I would like your professional recommendation for my concerns"]

Questions:
1. Do you have availability during my dates? I am flexible with timing.
2. What is the consultation fee?
3. Is same-day treatment possible if we proceed?
4. Do you have English-speaking staff/doctors?
5. What is the estimated cost for [treatment]?

I can provide photos of my concerns if helpful.

Please let me know available appointment times and any information I should prepare.

Thank you for your time.

Best regards,
[Your Name]
[Your Email]
[Your Phone with Country Code]
[WhatsApp/KakaoTalk ID if applicable]

Template 2: Specific Treatment Booking

Subject: Booking Request - [Treatment Name] on [Preferred Date]

Hello,

I would like to book an appointment for [specific treatment] during my visit to Seoul.

Requested appointment:
- Treatment: [e.g., Botox for forehead and crow's feet]
- Preferred date: [Date], with [Date 2] and [Date 3] as alternatives
- Preferred time: [Morning/Afternoon/Flexible]

Medical information:
- Allergies: [List or write "None"]
- Current medications: [List or write "None"]
- Previous similar treatments: [Yes/No, details]
- Any medical conditions: [List or write "None"]

Practical details:
- I will need English support during the consultation and treatment
- I am staying in [neighborhood] area
- I have [X days] in Seoul, so I am flexible with timing
- Budget: [If you want to share]

Please confirm:
1. Availability on requested dates
2. Total estimated cost
3. Treatment duration
4. Any preparation needed
5. Cancellation policy

Thank you!

[Your Name]
[Contact Information]

Template 3: Follow-Up After No Response

Subject: Re: Following up on consultation request - [Your Name]

Hello,

I sent an inquiry on [date] regarding a consultation appointment but have not yet received a response. I am following up as I need to finalize my Seoul schedule soon.

[Paste your original inquiry]

If you are not accepting new international patients at this time, please let me know so I can make alternative arrangements.

Thank you for your attention.

Best regards,
[Your Name]
[Contact Information]

Template 4: Appointment Confirmation Reply

Subject: Re: Confirming appointment on [Date] at [Time]

Hello,

Thank you for the confirmation! I confirm my appointment:

Date: [Date]
Time: [Time]
Treatment: [Treatment Name]
Doctor: [Doctor Name if specified]
Estimated cost: [Amount]

Questions before my visit:
1. Should I arrive with a clean face (no makeup)?
2. Are there any medications I should stop before the treatment?
3. What payment methods do you accept?
4. Should I avoid anything specific before the appointment?

Clinic address: [Repeat in both English and Korean]

I look forward to seeing you on [date].

Best regards,
[Your Name]

Template 5: Appointment Change/Cancellation

Subject: Need to Reschedule Appointment on [Original Date]

Hello,

I have an appointment scheduled for [date] at [time] but need to [reschedule/cancel] due to [brief reason - e.g., flight delay, schedule conflict].

[For reschedule:]
Could I please reschedule to:
- First choice: [New date/time]
- Second choice: [Alternative]
- Third choice: [Alternative]

[For cancellation:]
I apologize for the short notice and any inconvenience. Please cancel my appointment and let me know if there are any cancellation fees.

Thank you for your understanding.

[Your Name]
[Appointment confirmation number if provided]
[Contact Information]

Using Booking Platforms: Step-by-Step

Gangnam Unni (강남언니) App

Step 1: Download & Setup

• Download "Gangnam Unni" from App Store or Google Play
• Some English interface available
• Create account (can use email or social login)

Step 2: Search for Clinics

• Use search bar: Treatment name or clinic name
• Filter by: Treatment type, location, price range, ratings
• Browse clinic profiles

Step 3: Research

• Read verified reviews (look for "인증" badge)
• Check before/after photos
• See pricing information
• View doctor profiles
• Check clinic location on map

Step 4: Contact or Book

• Option 1: Use "예약 문의" (Booking Inquiry) button
• Option 2: Call directly through app
• Option 3: Send message through app

Step 5: Confirmation

• Receive confirmation through app notifications
• May get follow-up call from clinic
• Save booking details

Tips:

• Reviews are more reliable than other platforms
• Prices shown are usually accurate
• Look for clinics with many reviews
• Check recent reviews (last 3-6 months)

Medical Tourism Agencies

Popular agencies:

• Seoul TouchUp
• Korea Everywhere
• Medical Korea
• Docfinderkorea

How it works:

Step 1: Submit Inquiry

• Fill out detailed form on agency website
• Specify treatments, dates, budget
• Attach photos if requested

Step 2: Consultation

• Agency contacts you (usually within 24 hours)
• Discuss your needs and preferences
• They recommend suitable clinics

Step 3: Clinic Matching

• Agency sends you clinic options
• Includes pricing, doctor info, photos
• You choose preferred clinic(s)

Step 4: Booking

• Agency handles all booking
• Coordinates with clinic
• Provides you with confirmed appointment

Step 5: Services Included

• Airport pickup (sometimes)
• Translation during appointments
• Coordination between multiple clinics
• Follow-up support

Costs:

• Usually "free" (commission from clinic built into price)
• Treatment may cost 10-20% more than booking directly
• Worth it for complex itineraries or language concerns

Pros:

• Removes all booking stress
• Professional translation
• Multiple clinic coordination
• Emergency support

Cons:

• May push partner clinics
• Less control over clinic selection
• Slight price premium
• Can feel sales-y

Timing Your Appointment

Best Times to Book

Best Days:

• Tuesday-Thursday: Less crowded than Monday/Friday
• Weekday mornings (9-11am): Doctors fresh, less rushed
• Early afternoon (1-3pm): After lunch rush

Avoid if possible:

• Monday mornings (busy after weekend)
• Friday afternoons (staff ready for weekend)
• Saturday (very busy, less doctor availability)
• Lunch hours (12-1pm)

How Far in Advance?

Consultation only:

• 1-2 weeks advance: Usually sufficient
• Popular clinics: 3-4 weeks
• Celebrity doctors: 2-3 months

Specific treatments:

• Simple procedures: 2-3 weeks
• Advanced treatments: 1-2 months
• Multiple/complex: 2-3 months

Peak seasons (October-February):

• Add 2-4 weeks to above timelines
• December particularly busy (holiday visitors)

Last-minute (within 1 week):

• Possible but limited selection
• May not get preferred doctor
• Weekday mornings better availability
• Be flexible with timing

Appointment Duration Guide

Budget this much time:

Always add buffer: Korean clinics can run behind schedule

Booking Multiple Appointments

Strategy 1: Same Clinic, Multiple Visits

Best for:

• Treatment courses (multiple laser sessions)
• Follow-up appointments
• Maintenance treatments

How to book:

• Book first appointment
• Schedule subsequent visits during first appointment
• Ask about series discounts
• Get written schedule

Tips:

• Leave 1-2 day flexibility in case doctor recommends different timing
• Pre-pay for package deals (discount)
• Get all appointments in writing

Strategy 2: Multiple Clinics, One Trip

Best for:

• Different treatment types at specialized clinics
• Getting second opinions
• Comparing approaches

How to book:

• Book consultations first (all within 1-2 days)
• Leave flexibility for treatments based on consultations
• Space treatments appropriately (see below)
• Choose clinics in same neighborhood if possible

Spacing guidelines:

Strategy 3: Consultation Day, Treatment Later

Best for:

• First-timers who want to decide after consultation
• Those wanting to consult at multiple clinics
• Anyone unsure about proceeding

How to book:

1. Book consultations at 2-3 clinics (same day or consecutive days)
2. Leave 2-3 open days after consultations
3. After deciding, book treatment at chosen clinic
4. This may be last-minute (within 1-2 days)

Pros:

• Make informed decision
• Compare recommendations
• Less pressure

Cons:

• May not get ideal treatment time/day
• Clinic may be fully booked
• Need flexibility

Booking Policies & Cancellations

Deposit Requirements

When deposits are required:

• Expensive procedures (₩1,000,000+)
• Celebrity doctors
• Peak season bookings
• International patients (sometimes)

Typical deposit:

• 10-30% of treatment cost
• ₩100,000-500,000 common range
• Refundable if you cancel with notice
• Applied to final payment

Payment methods:

• Wire transfer (bank transfer)
• Credit card (may have fees)
• PayPal (rare in Korea)

Red flags:

• 100% prepayment required (very unusual)
• Non-refundable deposits
• Vague refund policies
• Deposit before consultation

Cancellation Policies

Typical policies:

More than 7 days notice:

• Full refund minus wire transfer fees
• No penalty

3-7 days notice:

• Partial refund (usually 50-80%)
• May forfeit deposit

24-72 hours notice:

• Significant penalty (50% or more)
• May forfeit deposit entirely

Same day cancellation / No-show:

• Full charge or deposit forfeited
• May affect ability to book again

Medical/emergency cancellations:

• Some clinics more flexible
• Requires documentation
• Discuss individual circumstances

Always:

• Get cancellation policy in writing before paying deposit
• Understand fee structure
• Purchase travel insurance (though cosmetic usually not covered)

Rescheduling

Easier than cancellation:

• Most clinics accommodate one reschedule
• Ideally give 48+ hours notice
• Have alternative dates ready
• Some clinics charge ₩20,000-50,000 reschedule fee

How to reschedule:

1. Contact clinic ASAP (email + message for urgency)
2. Explain situation briefly
3. Offer 2-3 alternative dates
4. Confirm new appointment in writing

Troubleshooting Common Booking Issues

Issue 1: No Response to Inquiry

Wait time:

• 48 hours minimum
• Check spam folder
• Try alternate contact method

If still no response:

• Send follow-up email (template above)
• Try calling during business hours
• Contact via Instagram/Facebook
• Try different clinic (may indicate poor communication)

Issue 2: Clinic Says Fully Booked

Options:

1. Ask for waitlist: Cancellations happen
2. Request alternative dates: Be flexible
3. Try sister location: Chains often have multiple branches
4. Book way in advance: For next trip
5. Choose different clinic: Equally qualified alternatives exist

Issue 3: Language Barrier Problems

Solutions:

• Use translation apps (Papago for Korean)
• Hire professional medical interpreter
• Use medical tourism agency
• Choose English-friendly clinic instead
• Bring Korean-speaking friend

Issue 4: Pricing Unclear or Changes

Red flags:

• Verbal quote differs significantly from written
• "Surprise" add-ons at payment
• Pressure to upgrade to "premium" version

What to do:

• Get ALL pricing in writing before proceeding
• Ask for itemized quote
• Clarify what's included vs. extra
• Walk away if pricing feels deceptive

Issue 5: Can't Get Preferred Doctor

Options:

1. Book further in advance: 2-3 months for popular doctors
2. Be flexible with timing: Weekday mornings easier
3. Waitlist: Ask to be notified of cancellations
4. Another doctor at same clinic: May be equally qualified
5. Different clinic: Don't get fixated on one doctor

Issue 6: Appointment Time Changed by Clinic

Unfortunately common in Korea:

• Schedules can shift
• Emergencies take priority
• Overbooking happens

Your response:

1. If minor shift (30-60 min): Be flexible if possible
2. If significant change: Ask to speak with manager
3. If unacceptable: Request refund and go elsewhere
4. Document everything: Keep records of original booking

Prevention:

• Reconfirm 1-2 days before
• Choose reputable clinics (less likely to change)
• Build buffer time in schedule

Special Booking Situations

Booking for Someone Else

Requirements:

• Their consent and information
• They must be present for treatment (can't send proxy)
• Some clinics won't book without patient direct contact

Best practice:

• Patient should send their own email
• You can help with translation/logistics
• Patient must sign all consent forms

Booking Multiple People Together

Group bookings:

• Contact clinic about group rates
• May get discount for 3+ people
• Schedule same day, staggered times
• Useful for friends traveling together

Considerations:

• Longer total time commitment
• May not all get same doctor
• Recovery as a group can be supportive

Booking During Korean Holidays

Major holidays to avoid:

Lunar New Year (설날):

• Late January or early February
• 3-5 days, many businesses closed
• Book 3+ months ahead if visiting near this time

Chuseok (추석 - Korean Thanksgiving):

• September or October (mid-autumn)
• 3-5 days, similar to Lunar New Year

National holidays:

• March 1 (Independence Movement Day)
• May 5 (Children's Day)
• August 15 (Liberation Day)
• October 3 (National Foundation Day)

Clinic availability:

• Some close entirely
• Others have reduced hours
• Book well in advance or avoid these periods
• Dates change yearly (lunar calendar)

Final Booking Checklist

Before confirming your appointment, verify:

• Clinic name, address (English + Korean), phone number
• Appointment date and time (confirm time zone if booking from abroad)
• Doctor's name (if specific doctor requested)
• Treatment(s) planned
• Total estimated cost (itemized if possible)
• What's included vs. additional costs
• Deposit amount and payment method (if required)
• Cancellation policy and refund terms
• Language support confirmed (English-speaking staff/translator)
• Any preparation needed (fasting, medication adjustments, etc.)
• What to bring (passport, cash, etc.)
• Estimated duration of appointment
• Follow-up appointment schedule (if applicable)
• Emergency contact information
• How to reach clinic on day-of if issues

Conclusion: You're Ready to Book!

Booking your Korean dermatology appointment doesn't have to be stressful. With the right information, clear communication, and proper planning, you can secure appointments at top Seoul clinics—even from abroad and without speaking Korean.

Key Takeaways

For successful booking:

1. Start early: 3-4 weeks minimum, longer for popular doctors
2. Be detailed: Provide comprehensive information in initial inquiry
3. Get everything in writing: Confirmations, pricing, policies
4. Reconfirm: Check 1-2 days before appointment
5. Be flexible: Have backup dates and clinic options
6. Communicate clearly: Use templates, be specific, ask questions

Remember:

• Reputable clinics welcome international patients
• Language barriers are manageable
• Most booking issues have solutions
• You can always walk away if something feels wrong

Your Next Steps

Ready to book? Follow this order:

1. Define your goals: What treatments do you want?
2. Research clinics: Read our clinic selection guide
3. Check timing: Review our seasonal guide
4. Send inquiries: Use our email templates
5. Compare responses: Choose best-fit clinic
6. Confirm booking: Get written confirmation
7. Prepare for visit: Read our first-timer's guide

You're one step closer to experiencing world-class Korean dermatology. Happy booking!

Continue Learning

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• First-Timer's Guide to Korean Dermatology
• Post-Treatment Skincare Guide
• What to Expect During Your Visit

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Plan your trip:

• Seoul Area Guides - Best neighborhoods for clinics
• Budget Planning - Cost guides and price ranges

Disclaimer

This guide provides general information about booking Korean dermatology appointments and does not constitute medical advice or an endorsement of specific clinics or booking methods.

Clinic policies, contact information, and booking procedures are subject to change without notice. Always verify information directly with the clinic.

Booking success and appointment availability vary by clinic, season, and individual circumstances. The author is not responsible for booking difficulties, appointment changes, or cancellation fees incurred based on information in this guide.

Always confirm all details in writing before making deposits or travel arrangements. International travel and medical procedures carry inherent risks—ensure you understand all policies before proceeding.

Last updated: October 29, 2025