MEA Aesthetic Dermatology Market - Industry Trends and Forecast to 2029

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Short Description
Middle East and Africa Aesthetic Dermatology Market, By Product Type (Medicines and Devices), Surgery Type (Minimally Invasive and Non-Invasive), Treatment Type (Face Treatment and Body Treatment), Application (Skin Rejuvenation, Skin Resurfacing, Skin Tightening, Hair Removal, Pigmented & Vascular Lesions, Tattoo Removal, Scar, Acne, Dyschromia, Skin Tags, Psoriasis, Warts, Hyperhidrosis, Moles and Freckles and Others), Gender (Female and Male), End User (Hospitals, Dermatology Clinics, Surgical Centers, Spa Clinics and Others), Distribution Channel (Direct Tender and Retail Sales), Country (South Africa, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Israel, Rest of Middle East and Africa)  Industry Trends and Forecast to 2029

Market Definition:
Aesthetic dermatology is a new and uniquely different dermatology practice. It is a group of treatments used to improve personal appearance rather than address an underlying disease. The other therapies covered under aesthetic dermatology are botox application, wrinkle fillers, microdermabrasion, liposuction, enhancements, and laser resurfacing. Aesthetic dermatology's primary purpose is to improve a person's looks by reducing or eliminating imperfections. The majority of these imperfections are related to the skin, particularly the face, while a few treatments address the body and hair.
Aesthetic dermatology works to heal skin and hair concerns so that they appear healthier, even going as far as boosting the self-confidence of patients who have been unhappy with the way they look. Aesthetic dermatology has grown to become an essential issue in dermatology. Aesthetic dermatology puts medicine in a field of tension between medical necessities and patients' wishes. Aesthetic problems are primarily relevant to dermatology because the skin is not only a functional organ like the heart, liver, and kidneys but also a medium for visual and tactile communication. The desire for beauty and youth is thus often expressed by patients seeking advice on improving their appearance and looks.
Aesthetic procedures like botox, dermal filler, and laser procedures are now very popular in the pharmaceutical and medical devices industries due to increased demand. Different technologies, devices, and techniques are used for an aesthetic treatment, but the non-surgical or non-invasive and minimally invasive method has become popular as fewer complications, and side effects are visualized in the patient population.
Market Segmentation:
The Middle East and Africa aesthetic dermatology market is categorized into seven segments: product type, surgery type, treatment type, application, gender, end user, and distribution channel.
 On the basis of product type, the Middle East and Africa aesthetic dermatology market is segmented into medicines and devices

 On the basis of surgery type, the Middle East and Africa aesthetic dermatology market is segmented into minimally invasive and non-invasive


 On the basis of treatment type, the Middle East and Africa aesthetic dermatology market is segmented into face treatment and body treatment

 On the basis of application, the Middle East and Africa aesthetic dermatology market is segmented into skin rejuvenation, skin resurfacing, skin tightening, hair removal, pigmented & vascular lesions, tattoo removal, scar, acne, dyschromia, skin tags, psoriasis, warts, hyperhidrosis, moles and freckles and others


 On the basis of gender, the Middle East and Africa aesthetic dermatology market is segmented into female and male

 On the basis of end user, the Middle East and Africa aesthetic dermatology market is segmented into clinical laboratories, hospitals, dermatology clinics, surgical centers, spa clinics and others

 On the basis of distribution channel, the Middle East and Africa aesthetic dermatology market is segmented into direct tender and retail sales



 Market Players

The major companies which are dealing in the Middle East and Africa aesthetic dermatology market are listed below:
 AbbVie Inc.
 Henry Schein, Inc.
 Merz Pharma, Cutera
 Cynosure. Inc. (A Subsidiary of Hologic, Inc.)
 Candela Medical, Bausch Health Companies Inc.
 Medytox
 LUTRONIC
 HUGEL, Inc.
 Hoahai
 Lumenis Be Ltd.
 Venus Concept
 Alma Lasers
 Fotona
 Sensus Healthcare, Inc.
 Aesthetic Technology Limited
 DELEO
 Sciton
 PhotoMedex

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