Description
New technologies and alternatives to traditional cosmetic surgery have opened up a huge new market for anti-aging products. Cosmetic facial rejuvenation is no longer the purview of plastic surgeons, but represents a booming cash business for a large number of dermatologist and other practitioners. Botox, dermal fillers, resurfacing modalities, lasers, and other alternatives are creating a dynamic and growing marketplace and finding millions of eager patients.
This 400-page report examines the competing technologies, procedures, and options available to physicians, non-physician practitioners, and patients, providing specific data and a strategic outlook for manufacturers looking to penetrate new or existing markets, increase exposure, and optimize market share.
The report covers two broad market segments: facial rejuvenation (the major focus of research and market analysis) and surgical restoration, involving an assessment of the top five surgeries which dominate cosmetic aesthetic surgery. Facial rejuvenation is comprised of the following sectors:
- Non-ablative/non-surgical injectables (botulinum toxin injections and dermal fillers);
- Non-ablative wrinkle treatment technologies (lasers, radio frequency devices [RFDs], and other light energy sources);
- Ablative/resurfacing procedures and modalities (lasers, dermabrasion/microdermabrasion, and chemical peels);
- Hair Removal (lasers and other modalities); and
- Photodynamic therapy (PDT)
While the report focuses on high-volume interventional procedures used to treat facial imperfections (excluding skin cancers) and other skin conditions contributing to signs of aging, it also addresses technologies like PDT to diagnose, identify and remove pre-cancerous lesions The report also provides procedure data and an impact assessment of the top five cosmetic surgical procedures, including:
- Breast augmentation/reduction
- Liposuction
- Rhytidectomy (face lift)
- Bleparoplasty (eyelid lift)
- Rhinoplasty (nose)
Total market size and forecast is given for the years 2002 through 2006 with five year forecasts for key sectors for the two primary categories: products/systems and treatment procedures. Sales are given in constant US dollars with current rates of exchange for foreign players; unit sales also include systems. The report excludes traditional instruments and materials used in conventional medical/surgical practices and treatment facilities. While the report focuses on the US market, worldwide figures are also provided.
Company profiles, abstracts and briefs are presented for leading players together with a directory of manufactures making important technological and marketing contributions. The report also reviews the share of sales each sector and forecast positions covering the 2002-2006 period of the analysis. The intense competitive rivalry is explored within each sector and between sectors, showing significant changes in market positions and demand for services.
Table of Contents
CHAPTER ONE: Executive Summary
- Abstract
- Latest Market Briefs
- Market Issues and Strategies
- Technological & Surgerical Issues
- Competitive and Business Issues
- Introduction – Scope – Methodology
- Summary of Findings
- Overview
- Market Size
- Facial Rejuvenation
- Surgical Restoration
- Manufacturers’ Market Positions
- Non-Surgical/Non-Ablative Treatment Modalities
- Non-Ablative Facial Rejuvination and Wrinkles
- Ablative Resurfacing and Hair Removal
- Major Markets [Users]
- Surgical Restoration
CHAPTER TWO: Overview of the Industry
- Competitive, Economic, Social Forces Driving Market Demand
- Society’s Obsession with Physical Appearance
- Evolution of Today’s Demand for Services & More Options
- Botox Botulinum Stimulates Competition and Provides a Wake-Up Call
- Medical Skills and the Impact of Medical-Surgical Technologies
- Conventional Protocols and Highly Individualized Surgical Skills
- Competitive Technologies Take Cosmetic Surgery and Rejuvenation to Next Level
- Regulatory Influences: US & International
- International Authorities
- U.S. FDA & Other Regulatory Agencies
- Effects of Health Insurance Programs & Treatment Costs
- Opposing Needs of Government and Industry
- Impact of Day-to-Day Issues on Medical Providers and Patients
- Treatment Costs and Cash Payments
- Competitive Influences—Impact on Market & Treatment Modalities
- Facial Skin–Bio-Physiology
- The “Gray Areas” of Medicine
- Competitive Impact of Cosmeceuticals and Cosmetic Industries
- Treatment Outcome: Uncertainties & Risks
- Promotion/Advertisement
- Most Effective Until Misused
CHAPTER THREE: Cosmetic Aesthetic Rejuvenation Procedures
- Introduction To Facial Skin Conditions and Treatment Options
- Skin Rejuvenation—Resurfacing for Non-Cancerous Skin Conditions
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- Dermabrasion and Microdermabrasion [MDA]
- Chemical Peel
- Laser Ablation
- Skin Rejuvenation—Non-Surgical Treatment Modalities for Facial Wrinkles
- Botulinum Toxin Injections
- Dermal Fillers [Injectables]
- Non-Ablative Energy Sources
- Laser Systems
- Radio Frequency Devices
- Photodynamic Therapy
- Other-LED Photomodulation
- Hair Removal
- Facial Rejuvenation-Cosmetic Surgery—The Final Option
- Overview of Cosmetic Surgery Market
- Global Media Influences Choices of Cosmetic Surgery
- Alternative Skin Care/Treatment Procedures
CHAPTER FOUR: Competitive Products, Materials, Processes & Breakthrough Technologies
- Materials & Processes: Injectables and Dermal Fillers
- Botulinum Toxin
- Dermal Fillers
- Ablative & Non-Ablative Treatment Modalities
- Laser Systems
- C02 Lasers
- Erbium Yag Laser
- Nd Yag and Q-Switched Laser
- Diode and Pulsed Diode Laser
- Multi-Laser, Multi-Use Systems
- Other Light Sources and Photomodulation
- Photomodulation [PD]
- Light-Emitting Diodes [LEDs]
- Ultra Violet LightC [UVC]
- Lamps and Other Light Sources
- Photodynamic Therapy [PDT]
- Radio Frequency Therapy
- Resurfacing Modalities
- Microdermabrasion [MDA]
- Chemical Peel
- Laser Resurfacing
- Combined Treatment Modalities
- Facial Imaging, Diagnostics, and Analysis
- Tissue Analytics
- Skin/Facial Analysis—Cosmetics/Cosmeceuticals
- Ultraviolet Light Imaging [UVA/UVB]
- Dermoscopy
CHAPTER FIVE: The Competitive Arena—Demands, Composition & Challenges
- Demands Shaped By Achievement, Appearance & Socio-Economic Pressures
- Beyond the Limits of Nature.
- High Achievers and Peer Influence
- Medical Skills vs. Practitioners—Credentials Questioned
- Composition of the Market
- Consumer Demands—Improving Facial Appearance
- Medical/Practitioner Treatment Aestheticians-Competitive Influences
- Competitive Impact of Cosmetics & Cosmeceuticals
- Business Challenges, Strategies & Competitive Opportunities
- The Technology Revolution and Its Limits
- Changing Trends in Treatment Methodologies
- Marketing, Globalization & Responsibilities
CHAPTER SIX: Market Dynamics
- Description of the Market
- Market Influences
- Technology & Treatment
- Patient Populations
- Markets & Globalization
- The Competitive Business Environment
- Basis of Market Forecast
CHAPTER SEVEN: Total Market Analysis
- Facial Rejuvenation [Non-Cancer Skin Conditions]
- Market Forecast Facial Rejuvenation
- Total USA/Int’l Procedures
- Total USA/Int’l Systems
Hair Removal
Surgical Restoration
Cosmeceuticals
Non-Ablative Therapies
The International Market
- Total International Procedures
- Total International Products/Systems
CHAPTER EIGHT: Market Sectors Analysis
- Market Forcast: Procedures by Sector
- Wrinkles and Skin Surfacing
- Injectables
- Dermabrasion & Microdermabrasion [MDA]
- Chemical Peels
- Photodynamic Therapy [PDT]
- Hair Removal
- Market Forecast: Systems/Units by Sector
- Lasers
- Radio Frequency Devices
- Light Emitting Diodes [LED]
- Photodynamic Therapy [PDT]
- Surgical Restoration Sector Procedures
- The US Market
- The International Market
- Cosmeceutical Market Sectors
CHAPTER NINE: Competitive Analysis
- Overview
- Non-Surgical Injectables for Wrinkles
- Botulinum Toxins
- Dermal Fillers
- Facial Rejuvenation: Resurfacing and Hair Removal
- Lasers and Other Light Source Treatment Modalities
- Skin Resurfacing
- Hair Removal
- Dermabrasion, Microdermabrasion, and Chemical Peels
- Non-Ablative Facial Rejuvenation Technologies
- Lasers and Radiofrequency Devices [RFD]
- Other Light Sources and Photodynamic Therapy [PDT]
- Size of the Market
CHAPTER TEN: Market Forecasts
- Systems & Procedures
- Products & Procedures
- Total & Sector Sales—Products
- Laser Systems
- PDT Therapy and Other Light Sources
- Radio Frequency Therapy
- Total & Sector Sales—Procedures
- Dermabrasion
- Microdermabrasion [MDA]
- Chemical Peel
- Surgical Restoration
- Surgery—The Final Option in Facial Rejuvenation
- Market Size And Forecast-2002-2006
- Breast Augmentation and Liposuction
- Face Lifts [Rhytidectomy], Eyelid Lifts [Blespharoplasty], and Nose Correction [Rhinoplasty]
- Non-Surgical Products/Materials for Wrinkles [Injectables/Dermal Fillers]
- Competitive Status of Injectables & Its Future
- Total Market Size and Forecast
- Non-Ablative Light Treatment Technologies for Facial Rejuvenation/Wrinkles
- Status of Competition–Alternatives for Treating Wrinkles
- Total Market Size And Forecast
- Light/Energy Systems (LES)
- Photo Dynamic Therapy (PDT)
- Competition & Market Share Among Companies
- Laser Systems
- Other Light Sources
- Photo Dynamic Therapy & PD
- Radio Frequency Devices
- Surgical/Ablative Treatment Modalities— Facial Resurfacing & Hair Removal
- Competitive Structure
- Competition & Market Share Among Companies
- Leading Competitors
- New Laser Technology
- Increased Competition Suggests Dividing the Market
- The Consumer Market
- Other Competitors
- Total Cosmetic-Aesthetic Surgery Market
- Competitive Dynamics
- Market Forecast: Total CAS/Facial Rejuvenation
- Surgical Restoration
Chapter Eleven: Company Profiles, Abstracts, and Briefs
- Company Profiles
- Allergan Inc.
- Artes Medical, Inc
- Arthrocare Corporation
- Candela Corporation
- Cynosure Inc
- Genzyme Biosurgery, Inc
- Inamed Corporation
- Lumenis, Inc. US
- Medicis Pharmaceutical Corporation
- Q-Med Scandinavia, Inc.
- Sciton, Inc
- Company Abstracts
- Advanced Tissue Sciences [ATS]
- Altus Medical Inc (now Curagen, Inc)
- Cooltouch, Inc
- Depilase North America, LLC
- Dermatech
- DUSA Pharmaceuticals, Inc
- Excelladerm Corporation
- Isolagen Technologies Inc
- L.E.A. Derm
- Lifecell Corporation
- Palomar Medical Technologies, Inc
- Pan Germinal Systems USA
- Photo Therapeutics Ltd
- Photocure Asa
- Photomedex, Inc
- Radiancy Inc
- Thermage, Inc
- Company Briefs
- Bio-2 Cosmeceuticals International
- Collagenesis Inc
- Cryolife Inc
- Dermik Laboratories Inc.
- Ecor Corporation
- Gel Del Technologies
- Ipsen Ltd.
- Neostrata Company Inc
Appendix A: Directory of Manufacturers
- Cosmetic-Aesthetic Injectables–Manufacturers
- Cosmetic-Aesthetic Laser/Light Sources–Manufacturers
- Medical/Professional/Research Associations, Societies & Journals
Appendix B: Glossary
- Facial Skin Treatment Modalities & Procedures
- Cosmetic-Aesthetic Bio-Materials
Appendix C: Recent Print Media, Online News, Regulation
Appendix D: Registered Names & Trademarks: Treatment, Materials, Site
Appendix E: Recent Market Briefs
- Innovative Products, Techonlogies and Treatments
- Proproetary Processes and Formulations
- Marketing/Promotional Strategies and Challenges
- Provider, Practitioner, and Patient Trends
