Latin America Anti-Aging Market

Latin America Anti-Aging Market Size (2022 to 2027)

The size of the Anti-Aging Market in Latin America was worth USD 3.05 Billion in 2022 and is estimated to be growing at a CAGR of 5.54%, to reach USD 3.99 Billion by 2027. 

The anti-aging market in Latin America is expected to be driven by the region's growing senior population and increased beauty awareness during the forecast period. In addition, an aging population increased cosmetics demand, and a surge in aesthetic consciousness among young people are all driving market expansion. Another important factor driving the anti-aging industry in Latin America is the availability of easily transportable anti-aging treatments such as microdermabrasion for wrinkle reduction, skin rejuvenation, cellulite reduction, and the removal of dead epidermal cells.

The awareness of beauty and desire for young people has risen dramatically in the recent past. As a result, anti-aging pharmaceuticals are in high demand because of their unexpected benefits and low cost and availability in developed and developing countries. Furthermore, public knowledge of the many benefits of antioxidants in anti-aging has grown in the past several years, allowing the market to expand further.

In addition, advances in anti-aging treatments and equipment, expanding medical tourism demand, significant investments in research and development, plastic surgeries, and breast implants all present profitable growth opportunities for the Latin American anti-aging market. Furthermore, the increasing use of cosmetics, particularly in metropolitan areas, creates market growth potential. Furthermore, increasing disposable income in both developed and emerging countries and creating awareness of new launch items through campaigns and digital ads are expected to drive market growth over the forecast period.

The government's strict laws and regulations in authorizing new products and fluctuations in raw material availability directly boost the final product pricing, which is critical for Latin America's anti-aging market players.

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization designated COVID-19 as the emergence of healthcare. Except for pharmaceutical companies, all countries implemented a lockdown and shut down all manufacturing activity in all sectors of the economy. Due to the nationwide lockdown and ban on travel and aircraft, the pandemic early impacted the Latin America Anti-Aging Market on the COVID-19. The Latin America Anti-Aging market has a supply chain that spans multiple nations; however, the supply chain has been halted due to the country-by-country lockdown, negatively impacting the market growth.

This research report on the Latin American Anti-Aging Market has been segmented and sub-segmented into the following categories:

By Demographics: 

• Baby Boomers
• Generation X
• Generation Y

By-Products Type: 

• UV Absorbers
• Anti-Wrinkle Products
• Anti-Stretch Marks Products
• Natural Products
• Hair Colour

By Services: 

• Anti-Pigmentation Therapy
• Adult Acne Therapy
• Breast Augmentation
• Liposuction Services
• Abdominoplasty
• Chemical Peel
• Eye-Lid Surgery
• Hair Restoration
• Sclerotherapy

By Devices: 

• Anti-Cellulite Treatment Devices
• Microderm Abrasion Devices
• Laser Aesthetic Devices
• Radiofrequency Devices

By Country: 

• Mexico
• Brazil
• Argentina
• Chile
• Rest of Latin America

Latin America is expected to be the following potential destination in the anti-aging market. Latin America is one of the preferred destinations for medical tourism for low-cost and high-quality surgeries, accompanied by professional follow-up. The gains in Latin America have been very impressive in the past few years. For example, sales to Brazil, the region's largest market and the seven globally, increased 46.1% over the five years, and Mexico, the second-largest anti-aging market across regions. In 2019 Latin America recorded a 50% profit in sales. For example, according to the International Society of the Organization for Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery, in 2019, Brazil and Mexico were among the top five countries in the world in terms of the total number of cosmetic surgery procedures performed, as well as the total number of rejuvenation, facials, and all non-surgical procedures performed. Countries such as Brazil and Mexico are at the top of the Latin American rankings. Latin America's market growth is also boosted by economic development and increased awareness of aging in men and women. Mexico and Brazil, for example, utilize advanced cosmetics technology due to hefty R&D costs. As a result, the need for serum, which has a better absorption capacity than emulsions, essential oils, and elixir agent oils in the Latin American Anti-Aging Market, is increasing. In addition, growing cosmetics spending in developed and emerging countries is propelling this region's industry forward.

It is worth noting that Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, and Columbia are the most attractive destinations for cosmetic surgeries. The governments of these countries promote medical tourism for cosmetic surgeries, which is considered one of the market drivers for these countries in the Latin American anti-aging market. Brazil and Mexico are the main leading countries in the Latin American anti-aging market. The awareness of the skin aging process among men and women has made attractive future growth opportunities for anti-aging products in Latin America. It should be noted that nonsurgical specialist facial procedures are not common in Mexico and Peru. However, in Colombia, at least one in five women has had one procedure. Therefore, the Latin American anti-aging market has excellent growth potential, even outside Brazil. Marketers and vendors who develop the right communication tools to support their new formulas have many growth opportunities.

KEY MARKET PLAYERS:

A few of the key market participants in the Latin American Anti-aging market profiled in this report are Coty Inc., Personal Microderm, Beiersdorf AG, Photomedex Inc., Lumenis Ltd, and Alma Lasers Ltd., Solta Medical Inc., Cynosure Inc., L’Oreal, SA and Allergan Inc.