Records worth keeping
Start a single trip folder, in your phone gallery or a cloud drive, and add to it as you go.
- Treatment name, date and the doctor's name
- Device or product names, with quantities such as shots or cc
- The number of sessions planned and when the next one was suggested
- The signed consent form and the itemised receipt
- The aftercare sheet, in English if possible
- Photos from before treatment and from each day after, in similar light
Agree on a channel before you leave
On your last visit, ask which app or email the clinic uses for follow-up questions, who reads it, and in what language. Save it in your contacts under the clinic's name.
When to see a doctor locally
A message thread cannot replace an examination. If you notice spreading redness, increasing pain, fever, blistering, discharge or changes in your vision, see a doctor where you are without waiting for a reply from Seoul, and show them your records.
Continuing a course at home
If more sessions were suggested, a clinic in your home country may be able to continue. Your records let them see what was used and when, although they will make their own assessment.
