The aesthetic laser market is segmented by type (ablative laser (carbon dioxide laser and erbium laser), non-ablative laser (pulsed dye laser, Nd:Tag laser and alexandrite laser), application (skin resurfacing/skin rejuvenation, hair removal, acne and scars, tattoo removal, treatment of vascular lesions and others)…

The aesthetic lasers market is expected to grow at a rate of 7.5% over the forecast period (2021-2026). COVID-19 has had a considerable impact on the aesthetics market worldwide. However, the situation is gradually improving.

The market for aesthetic lasers is driven by growing demand for non-invasive aesthetic procedures, increasing technological advances, changing lifestyles and rising disposable incomes.

Lasers are attracting increasing attention in the aesthetic devices industry, as many procedures can be performed using lasers. Some of the widely known and performed laser procedures include laser resurfacing, laser hair removal, vascular and pigmented lesions, etc.

For years, revolutionary products have redefined aesthetic medicine treatments and set numerous technological and clinical benchmarks.

Manufacturers have successfully developed solutions to target previously incurable indications, as well as cutting-edge technologies that are revolutionary in relation to existing treatment methods.

The sector’s drive for innovation stems from an uncompromising commitment to improving patient health and well-being; meeting the new and growing needs of ageing populations; and offering healthcare professionals cutting-edge solutions that fit seamlessly into the 21st century healthcare economy.

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Treatment must be carried out by a certified laser technician or an aesthetic physician trained in the use of lasers.