What is the umbrella term for non-surgical, non-invasive methods in cosmetology involving the use of equipment?

I work in a small-town hardware store selling nails over the counter. "Hardware methods" puts me in mind of door-latch testing methods, or hinge design, or perhaps in an electronic context, the physical circuits printed in silicon or on PCBs. I thought at first that you could use "instrument-assisted" or "mechanical" methods. However, the field is not particularly new, and "machine-assisted" seems to be in use already:

Each procedure is accompanied by a presentation of the treatment’s potential and nature to ensure you have all the information you need and create a sense of trust and comfort in the ultramodern machine-assisted procedures. (amberbeautyclub)

This sentence does not make one think of invasive procedures, but there is definitely some instrumentation involved. You could also name the specific kind of machinery:

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