Making Medical Aesthetics Accessible with Patient-centered Financing

Financing options increases accessibility to services and treatments, and allows patients from diverse economic backgrounds to access effective treatments that would normally be out of reach.
Financing options increases accessibility to services and treatments, and allows patients from diverse economic backgrounds to access effective treatments that would normally be out of reach.
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Approximately 85% of consumers in major global markets, including the United States, plan to spend money on medical aesthetic procedures in 2025 [1]. The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) also reports that since 2019, the industry has grown at a robust rate of 8% per year, projected to reach $27 billion within the next three years. The U.S. is the second fastest growing market at 6% with popular treatments including preventive services, injectables, medical-grade skin care and clinic services. Despite this growth, the industry faces challenges related to costs amid the rising cost of living.

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