India, Sept. 3 -- Despite growing demand for non-invasive aesthetic treatments such as laser hair reduction, skin resurfacing, pigmentation removal and chemical peels, access remains a challenge.

For many, the biggest hurdle isn't the treatment but everything that comes before it. Booking an appointment, travelling to a clinic, waiting despite having a confirmed slot, paying a random consultation fee and filling out lengthy forms can make a 30-minute procedure a half-day job.

As convenience becomes a bigger part of everyday life, people now expect aesthetic treatments to be as easy to access as salon services or grocery deliveries.

This has paved the way for a new model: bringing advanced aesthetic treatments straight to people's homes...