South Africa Non-invasive Aesthetic Treatment Market Size & Outlook

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Injectables was the largest segment with a revenue share of 62.79% in 2023. Horizon Databook has segmented the South Africa non-invasive aesthetic treatment market based on injectables, skin rejuvenation covering the revenue growth of each sub-segment from 2018 to 2030.

Market growth in South Africa can be attributed to increasing number of women in workforce and growing disposable income. Moreover, increasing urbanization is driving the positive trend for beauty and personal care, since urban consumers are wealthier. The country has rich cultural diversity along with high awareness about personal care, which may boost market demand. There has been a noticeable increase in skin lightening/whitening treatment among ethnic population in South Africa. 

Consumers in the country prefer nature-based ingredients due to high availability of natural sources and plant species in the country. South Africa is one of the highest growing countries in terms of population and is considered first-tier emerging market economy. It has become a potential investment destination for aesthetic and cosmetic multinationals. According to Africa Business Pages, the middle-class population has witnessed a threefold increase, which has created opportunities for various local and international companies.

 Although Africa accounts for only 3% of the global cosmetic market, many companies are planning to enter the market, and organizations such as Aesthetic and Anti-Ageing Medicine Society of South Africa (AAMSSA) are at the forefront in promoting various aesthetic procedures. These factors are likely boost the noninvasive aesthetic treatment market. However, weak political governance and low GDP growth may restrain the market growth in South Africa.