FAQ

Everything about booking, cashback, prices and getting seen. Still unsure? Ask me on WhatsApp →

How does booking work?+

Pick a clinic and treatments, drop your details, and I message you on WhatsApp to lock in the appointment. You pay the clinic directly on the day — I just line it up and look out for you.

How are the clinics on here chosen?+

Two ways: clinics that rank at the top of Korea's own review portals (Naver, Kakao, Google), and the ones I personally go to and trust. It's not pay-to-list — I leave out the pushy, upsell-heavy places even when they're big.

How do I get the 5% cashback?+

Book through me at a participating clinic and I PayNow you 5% of what you spent, after your visit. Refer a friend and you both get an extra 3%.

Are the prices real? Will I pay the 'foreigner price'?+

Prices are the clinics' own published rates (event prices included), shown in KRW with a rough S$ estimate. The final price is set at the clinic. Where a clinic confirmed the rate applies to foreigners it's tagged — otherwise treat it as a guide and confirm on the day.

How much cheaper is Seoul than Singapore?+

Usually about a third of Singapore prices for the same treatment. Each clinic card and the Savings tab show the gap; you'll see the exact numbers when you book.

Do the clinics speak English or Chinese?+

Some do — those clinics are tagged 'English OK' / '中文 OK', and you can filter by language. For the rest I help bridge the booking, and a few offer a paid interpreter.

Are the reviews real?+

Yes — they're pulled live from Google, showing each clinic's real rating and top reviews.

Is kwak affiliated with the clinics? How do you make money?+

I'm a Seoulite who's spent years — and a lot of my own money — in these chairs, so I only list clinics locals actually trust. I earn a small referral fee from clinics, which is exactly how I can hand you 5% back.

Can I change or cancel my appointment?+

Date and time changes are free — just message me and I'll sort it with the clinic.

How far ahead should I book?+

A few days is usually enough. But popular clinics and downtime-heavy treatments (like thread lifts) are worth booking earlier so you can plan around recovery.

Are these clinics safe and legit?+

Every clinic here is a licensed Korean derm/aesthetic clinic that ranks well on Korea's own review portals (Naver, Kakao, Google). I skip the pushy, upsell-heavy ones.