The dermal fillers market in the Middle East and Africa is expected to be USD 548 million by 2029 from USD 429.8 million in 2024, growing at a CAGR of 4.98% from 2024 to 2029.
The growing elderly population across the region where the concern for wrinkles, fine lines, and volume are increasing is influencing people to adopt dermal fillers, enhancing the market revenue. Dermal fillers bring volume to the face by reducing people's wrinkles and fine lines, making them popular among the elderly population of the region. The growing awareness among the people regarding aesthetic procedures and their benefits, rising beauty concerns, and changing beauty standards among people, especially females, fuel the regional market growth. The increasing disposable incomes of the population in the region, where high-income people are showing great interest in cosmetic procedures, are creating substantial market growth. The increasing demand for minimally invasive procedures consists of various designed devices that tighten the skin and produce a younger look. The growing technological advancements in cosmetic procedures that are effective and safer are gaining people's attention, which is positively impacting regional market expansion.
The increasing partnerships and collaborations of dermal filler manufacturers with healthcare professionals enhance the market value, gaining a consumer base by building trust. Millennials' rising awareness and investments in aesthetic products and procedures prominently around the age of 25 to 55 females. These factors will create regional market growth opportunities during the forecast period. The rising adoption of beauty products across men and women in the region is expected to be a market trend in the upcoming years.
The cultural norms and religious beliefs regarding cosmetic enhancements in the Middle East and Africa region limit regional market expansion. The people of the region consider the rules of Islam, where the rule states that people should be satisfied with the way Allah has created them. Another factor restraining the market growth is the high cost of the procedures. Usually, aesthetic procedures are highly cost-related, which hampers the adoption rate of dermal fillers as people of low-economic backgrounds need help in affording the procedure, which restrains the market growth. The high cost of the procedures includes the type of material used for filling, the experience of the person doing the procedure, and others, which finally increase the cost.
The presence of alternative products to reduce wrinkles, fine lines, and other issues is expected to hamper the market expansion. The need for skilled professionals due to scarcity in the region to perform the procedures is estimated to limit the market growth in consideration of safety measures and side effects arising from inappropriate administration, which impacts the market expansion.
Impact of the COVID-19 on MEA dermal fillers market:
The Pandemic has impacted the Middle East and Africa as it witnessed considerable growth in COVID-19 cases in 2020. Most industries are affected by the Pandemic, including the cosmetic industry. The cosmetic clinics in UAE continued their service by following all the COVID-19 protocols. However, the demand for dermal fillers has been reduced during the Pandemic. The region's healthcare focused on COVID-19 patients by demanding suspending all other non-emergency procedures.
This research report on the MEA dermal fillers market has been segmented & sub-segmented into the following categories:
MEA Dermal Fillers Market - By Product:
The absorbable segment dominated the regional market revenue with the most significant share of 95% in 2023. The absorbable materials are highly beneficial as they are easily blended into the skin by producing a natural look to the face. The biodegradable segment is estimated to have significant growth during the forecast period due to its low adverse effects compared to non-biodegradable products. This filler treatment gives advantages by slow absorption into the skin without making artificial changes in look and lasts up to 18 months.
The non-biodegradable segment faces challenges in market expansion due to its disadvantages, such as the absence of a reverse process.
MEA Dermal Fillers Market - By Therapeutic Area:
The wrinkles segment held the largest market share for dermal fillers in the Middle East and Africa. Wrinkles are a primary concern regarding age in older people. Most aging people are concerned about the presence of wrinkles and fine lines on the face, which is driving the segment growth.
The other segments, like scars, sagging skin, and deep fine lines, are estimated to have significant growth during the forecast period due to rising demand for aesthetics in the region.
MEA Dermal Fillers Market - By Country:
The South African region held the largest share of the regional market share due to increasing awareness and beauty concerns among the people in the region, which is influencing them to adopt aesthetic procedures. The improving adoption of advanced technology in the healthcare sector is impacting the cosmetic industry due to practical methods and formulations that fuel the market growth in the country.
The UAE and Saudi Arabia countries are expected to witness massive growth in the upcoming years due to the growing disposable incomes of the people, allowing them to invest in cosmetic surgeries. The demand for minimally invasive procedures across the people due to safety and effective results with minimal adverse effects is boosting the regional market growth. Israel and other GCC countries are contributing steady growth in the market expansion and are projected to maintain steady growth in the upcoming years.
KEY MARKET PLAYERS:
Allergan Inc., AQTIS Medical, Bio ha Laboratories, Suneva Medical, Galderma, Merz Aesthetics, Cynosure, Syneron, and Cytophil Inc. are a few of the noteworthy players in the MEA dermal fillers market profiled in this report.
Frequently Asked Questions
The UAE and Saudi Arabia are currently experiencing significant growth in the dermal fillers market, driven by a rising demand for cosmetic procedures.
The increasing awareness of aesthetic procedures, growing disposable income, and advancements in medical tourism are key factors driving the growth of dermal fillers in Africa.
The Middle East has become a hub for medical tourism, with patients seeking cosmetic procedures, including dermal fillers, due to high-quality healthcare facilities and skilled professionals.
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