Aesthetics Statistic Column 2026
Each month, our statistics column brings together the latest data for the aesthetics sector. We examine patient data, shifts in treatment popularity and financial trends shaping the aesthetics sector. September
Each month, our statistics column brings together the latest data for the aesthetics sector. We examine patient data, shifts in treatment popularity and financial trends shaping the aesthetics sector. September
A look into recent statistics showing a decline in UK surgical and non-surgical aesthetic treatments The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) has released its 2023 audit which highlights a significant decline in both surgical and non-surgical aesthetic treatments.1 …
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The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) has released its national audit, revealing a boom in cosmetic surgery in 2022.
The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) has unveiled new figures showing complications from patients having surgery abroad rose during the pandemic.
Recent statistics released by the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) have highlighted the impact COVID-19 has had on plastic surgery throughout 2020.
Data released by The Safety in Beauty Campaign has revealed that enquiries, concerns and complaints relating to domestic abuse has fuelled a rise in demand for aesthetic procedures.
US-based aesthetic training organisation The Aesthetic Society has released its annual Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Statistics for 2020, revealing that Americans spent more than nine billion dollars on plastic surgery.
High street retailer Superdrug has announced that one in five of all patients treated in the last year on its Skin Renew Service featuring botulinum toxin and filler treatments have been male, with an average age of 45-49 years.
A UK study conducted by Mintel of 1,008 female internet users has found that over the last year, almost three in 10 (28%) women have reduced the number of products in their skincare routine. It also revealed that 54% of millennials were the most likely to have simplified their routines.
Following the release of the annual audit conducted by the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS), the Cadogan Clinic has shared its own cosmetic surgery statistics of its patient base.