Non-face-to-face consultation is possible, but Korean medicine emphasizes the Four Diagnostic Methods (inspection, listening/smelling, inquiry, and palpation). Particularly for first visits, tongue diagnosis (inspection) and pulse diagnosis (palpation) play a significant role in assessment. At first, we wondered whether a screen-based evaluation would suffice, but experience shows that constitutional issues such as spleen deficiency or phlegm-fluid retention can be largely identified through thorough inquiry alone. If an in-person visit is truly necessary, we guide accordingly; otherwise, non-face-to-face consultation is effective. During remote consultations, we ask you to show your tongue via photo or video, and we inquire in detail about digestive function, bowel patterns, and lifestyle habits. For follow-ups, prior records make the process smoother. Since you live in Guro, medication delivery is no issue, and you can choose phone or video for the consultation. After prescription, we typically check progress every 2–4 weeks, and you can contact us anytime if any discomfort arises.