Global Medical Aesthetics Industry

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Global Medical Aesthetics Industry
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Summary

• Bharat Book analysis indicates that the current
  Medical Aesthetic Industry is worth 52,405
  million for both service and product revenue.
  Over the next five years a CAGR of 5.5 is
  expected and the market will hit 69,786 million
  in 2021. Currently, invasive aesthetic procedures
  generated revenues of 27,843.5 million in 2015.
• Bharat Book analysis indicate that by 2021,
  invasive aesthetic procedures will grow at a CAGR
  of 4.3, to reach 27,843.5 million. Non-invasive
  procedures generated approximately 16,738
  million in 2015 and will grow at a CAGR of 4.5
  over the coming five years.

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• Non surgical treatments lead the way across the
  globe and are broadly classified into three major
  categories injectable products, energy based
  devices and active cosmetics. Injectable products
  include neurotoxins such as Botox and dermal
  fillers such as Restylane and they have the
  largest market share. These are followed by
  energybased devices such as lasers, radio
  frequency and intense pulsed light (IPL).
• The North American market accounts for about 45
  of the global market. However, the dominance of
  the U.S. is shifting towards Asia, particularly
  in the energy based devices segment. Asia is
  regarded as the next frontier and the number of
  physicians and clinics in China and India has
  been steadily rising, along with medical tourism
  in the region.

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• Aesthetic practitioners have now the choice of
  new instrumentations such as soft and bendable
  needles, blunt-tip cannulas and injector pens for
  minimally invasive procedures. Recent years have
  seen wide acceptance by consumers for microneedle
  treatments administered via handheld guns, for
  restoring skin with vitamins, amino acids and
  hyaluronic acid.
• Consumer aesthetic products such as micro
  botox and brotox are experiencing a steady
  growth. Adipose derived stem cells (ADSC) have
  gained acceptance for rejuvenating face and
  breasts, and stem cells from green apple, lilac
  and alpine roses are now being used as
  ingredients in topical cosmetics.

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Table of Contents

• 1 Introduction
• 2 Surgical Cosmetic Procedures
• 3 Nonsurgical Cosmetic Procedures
• 4 Physician Dispensed Cosmeceuticals
• 5 Cosmetic Surgery Products and Technologies

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• 6 Energy-Based Technologies for Cosmetic
  Procedures
• 7 Emerging Technologies in Aesthetic Sector
• 8 Current Clinical Trials for Aging Skin
• 9 Market Analysis 
• 10 Medical Aesthetic Market

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