Editorial and Medical Review Policy
Everything published on this site — treatment pages, concern pages, the ingredients and technology hub, cost guides, comparisons, aftercare guides and seasonal articles — is written for people deciding what to do about their skin and hair, often with money and health at stake. This policy explains who writes it, who reviews it, what sources it rests on, how it is kept current, and the claims we refuse to make.
Content verified by Dr. Aakriti Mehra · Last reviewed October 2026 Editorial policy
Dr. Aakriti Mehra — medical reviewer of every page →
Our safety rules — the clinical rules the content describes →
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Who writes and who reviews
Content is drafted by the clinic’s team, which includes the clinical staff who perform the treatments and writers working from the clinic’s own treatment protocols, device documentation and ingredient specifications. Every page is then reviewed for medical accuracy by Dr. Aakriti Mehra, the clinic’s founder and medical lead, before publication and at each substantive update. The “Content verified by Dr. Aakriti Mehra” badge on a page means that review has taken place; the date beside it is the month the page was last changed or re-reviewed.
Sources
- The clinic’s own written treatment protocols and safety rules, which are published on this site
- Peer-reviewed dermatology, aesthetic medicine and pharmacology literature for mechanisms, evidence and risks
- Device manufacturers’ technical documentation for how a technology physically works — described without brand names in the knowledge hub
- Ingredient monographs and formulation specifications for the actives used in the clinic’s products and infusions
- Indian regulatory status for prescription-only actives such as hydroquinone
- The clinic’s own observations of outcomes on Indian skin in Jaipur’s climate, stated as experience rather than as trial evidence
The claims we will not make
- No treatment is described as completely safe, as guaranteed, as permanent, or as free of risk; every treatment page states who should avoid it and what can go wrong
- No “skin whitening” or “fairness” promises; glutathione and brighteners are described as what they are
- No superlatives about the clinic — not “the best in Jaipur”, however often such phrases are searched
- No before-and-after images without the client’s written consent, and none that are edited beyond cropping and colour balance
- No testimonials written by the clinic; Google reviews shown on the site are pulled live from Google and filtered only to remove reviews that are not about this clinic
- No medical advice for an individual: content explains options; the consultation decides
Prices
Prices on the pricing page and in cost guides are the clinic’s current published prices at the time of writing and are updated when they change. Offers carry their terms on the offer page. Where a treatment is priced after assessment — injectables, thread lift, custom laser courses — the site says so rather than inventing a figure. If a price on an article page and the pricing page differ, the pricing page is correct.
Use of AI tools
The clinic uses AI skin analysis in the treatment room and AI-assisted tools in drafting, organising and checking written content. Every page is reviewed by a clinician before it is published. No page is published as generated; the medical review is the point at which it becomes the clinic’s own statement. The treatment engine described on the safety-rules page is a decision-support system: its output is confirmed or overridden by the doctor, and final treatment decisions remain doctor-led.
Updates and dates
Every page shows a last-reviewed date. Treatment and ingredient pages are re-reviewed at least annually and whenever a protocol, price or piece of evidence changes. Articles are dated by publication and updated in place when facts change, with the modified date shown in the page’s structured data. Pages that are no longer accurate are corrected or removed, and old addresses redirect to the current page.
Corrections
If you find an error — a wrong price, a mechanism misdescribed, a claim that reads stronger than the evidence — tell us. Message the clinic on WhatsApp at +91-8169308873 or use the contact page, quoting the page address. Corrections to factual errors are made promptly and the page’s review date is updated.
Scope
This policy covers ai-aesthetics.in. It does not cover third-party sites that mention the clinic, social media posts, or the opinions of individual reviewers on Google. The privacy policy and terms and conditions cover how personal data and bookings are handled.
