Increase in the popularity of non-invasive and minimally invasive cosmetic procedures is driving the market growth
Cosmetic medicine is seeing an increase in minimally invasive and non-surgical aesthetic procedures, which provide a practical and less dangerous substitute for conventional surgery. These procedures, which include chemical peels, microdermabrasion, laser therapy, dermal fillers, and Botox, address a variety of aesthetic issues with outcomes that seem natural. Their simplicity in recuperation and easy resumption of everyday activities stems from their minimal downtime. Furthermore, their adaptability and configurable features are making them more and more popular with people of all ages.
For example, the Plastic Surgery Statistics Report 2020 from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons states that 6.8 million reconstructive treatments, 13.2 million cosmetic minimally invasive procedures, and 2.3 million cosmetic surgical procedures were carried out in the US in 2020. Significantly, these therapies reduce scarring, which makes them the therapy of choice for people who are worried about surgical scars. For safe and successful results, nevertheless, only licensed medical professionals should carry out these procedures, and for individualized treatment regimens, communication with healthcare providers is essential.
Plastic surgery, breast implants, injection therapy for botulinum toxin, and other anti-aging goods and treatments have been made possible by technological advancements and large investments in research and development. The potential for growth in the anti-aging market has been increased by producers introducing safer and more effective treatments due to strict rules and regulations. Furthermore, specialized businesses have made high-end anti-aging products more accessible and available, despite the fact that department stores have always carried them. These days, these goods are sold through speciality retail stores, infomercials, home shopping channels, salons, spas, and internet sellers.
Thus, driving the US Medical Aesthetics Market revenue.
