Technology & Devices We Use at AI Aesthetics, Jaipur
A device is only as good as the settings it is run on and the skin it is run on. These pages explain the technology behind each treatment at AI Aesthetics — what the machine physically does, why that matters for Indian skin tones, how our AI skin analysis and the doctor decide whether it is used at all, and what to expect in the room.
No brand names, no marketing superlatives — just how each technology works, where it fits, and where it does not.
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Every device, explained
Multi-Wavelength Diode Laser
How a triple-wavelength (755 / 808 / 1064 nm) diode laser removes hair, why wavelength choice matters for Indian skin, and how we set it for Jaipur.
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Q-Switched Laser
The nanosecond pigment laser behind carbon facials and laser toning — how it shatters melanin instead of heating it, its three wavelengths, and the strict rules we apply.
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Hydradermabrasion & Infusion System
The vortex-suction facial machine behind our HydraFacial and customised facials — its eight probes, the serums it infuses, why it is the one device safe in pregnancy.
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Radiofrequency (RF) Skin Tightening
Colour-blind heat for collagen — how RF warms the dermis to 40–43 °C to contract and rebuild collagen, monopolar vs bipolar, the 1–10 energy scale we use, and who should avoid it.
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HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound)
Ultrasound focused to a point that heats the facelift layer without touching the surface — the three depths, why results take three months, and the 30-to-60 age rule our engine applies.
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Microneedling & RF Microneedling
Controlled micro-injury that makes the dermis rebuild — plain needling at 1.5 mm, and the RF version that delivers heat through the needle tips to remodel scars and pores on darker skin safely.
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LED Light Therapy
Light without heat — blue for acne bacteria, red for repair and calming, green for tone — what photobiomodulation can and cannot do, and why our rules still skip it in pregnancy.
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Microdermabrasion
Mechanical exfoliation with a diamond tip or crystal stream and vacuum — where the older workhorse still beats hydradermabrasion (thick skin, body), and where it does not.
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High-Frequency Machine
The glass electrode that crackles — a low-current, high-frequency device that makes a little ozone at the skin surface to dry active acne and sanitise after extractions. Old, cheap, and still useful.
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IV Infusion (How a Drip Is Given)
What actually happens in an IV wellness session — cannula, carrier fluid, drip rate, monitoring and the screening that comes first — why intravenous delivery differs from an injection or a tablet, and the safety rules that decide who can and cannot have one.
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