—A Complimentary Webinar from Millennium Research Group
Facial injectable (FA) markets are strongly affected by the state of the economy. Since payment for these cosmetic elective procedures is out-of-pocket, procedure volumes depend on patient disposable income. Underlying demand for cosmetic procedures continues to grow, so this market rebounds quickly as the economy improves.
Poor economic conditions will limit growth of the European FA market in 2011 and 2012, but it is expected to rebound back to double digit growth by 2016. The North American FA market experienced a huge decline during the 2008/2009 recession, but has since been recovering and is experiencing steady growth.
Which FA product segments will see the highest growth as economies improve? How will companies maintain customer loyalty and differentiate their products? What are the differences among various European national markets?
Join us for an in-depth analysis of the North American and European facial injectable markets over the next five years, based on our reports:
- North American Markets for Facial Injectables 2012
- European Markets for Facial Injectables 2012
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Our analysts April Lee and Carmen Chan will cover the following topics:
- How a declining economy directly affects the facial injectable market
- European countries that will be the most affected by the economic crisis
- Factors that will drive the North American FA market
- Future outlook – factors that will help these markets rebound
Forecasts for the North American and European Facial Injectable Markets in Conditions of Continued Economic Uncertainty
Register for MRG’s COMPLIMENTARY webinar.
The webinar will take place on January 19, 2012 at 11:00 am US Eastern Time, 8 am US Pacific Time.
Webinar Details Date & Time Duration: 25 minutes |
About the Speakers April Lee is now the team lead in the aesthetics division at MRG and is the author of the North American Markets for Facial Injectables 2012 report. She was previously in MRG’s Cardiovascular Division. April completed a Masters of Science from the McMaster University, specializing in cognitive psychology. She began her career as a Research Associate at Defense Research and Development Canada, and pursued a different career path as she transitioned into the medical market research industry. |
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