U.A.E. Dermatology and Aesthetic Market Size & Share Analysis - Trends, Drivers, Competitive Landscape, and Forecasts (2025 - 2030)

Name: U.A.E. Dermatology and Aesthetic Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis, 2030
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This Report Provides In-Depth Analysis of the U.A.E. Dermatology and Aesthetic Market Report Prepared by P&S Intelligence, Segmented by Category (Medical, Non-Medical), Product (Injectables & Biologics, Devices & Equipment, Topical Products), Gender (Female, Male, Unisex), Price Tier (Premium/Luxury, Mid-Range, Economy/Mass), Distribution Channel (Clinics & Dermatology Centers, Hospitals, Spas and Wellness Centers, Online, Retail Outlets), Type (Dermatology, Aesthetic, Surgical), Facility (Clinics, Hospitals), and Geographical Outlook for the Period of 2019 to 2030

Report Code: 13575
Pages: 190

Key Highlights

Study Period	2019 - 2030
Market Size in 2024	USD 402.4 Million
Market Size in 2025	USD 441.4 Million
Market Size by 2030	USD 736.5 Million
Projected CAGR	10.8%
Largest Category	Medical
Fastest Growing Gender	Male
Market Structure	Fragmented

Market Size

U.A.E Dermatology and Aesthetic Market Growth Forecast

Major Companies

U.A.E Dermatology and Aesthetic Market Companies

Important Takeaways

Market Size and Forecast
Industry Trend
Regulatory Landscape
Demand Trend Analysis
Companies Recent Strategical Developments
Key Stakeholders
Voice of Industry Experts/KOLs
Future Opportunity

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U.A.E. Dermatology and Aesthetic Market Outlook

The U.A.E. dermatology and aesthetic market size was USD 402.4 million in 2024, and it will grow by 10.8% during 2025-2030, to reach USD 736.5 million by 2030.

The market growth is driven by the rising consumer demand for non-surgical procedures, rising medical tourism, and advancements in various aesthetic technologies. Due to their rising awareness of better safety and visible results, consumers are preferring non-surgical treatments, such as Botox, dermal fillers, and laser therapies.

The country is the hub for health tourism, especially in dermatological and aesthetic care. People from many neighboring countries are attracted to the U.A.E. due to its high-quality and trained professionals. Posting photos on social media platforms impels people to look good, which is why both men and women are increasingly spending on aesthetic treatments. Therefore, market players are creating new products and getting them approved.

For instance, the U.A.E. Decree-Law No.38 puts all product approvals under Emirates Drug Development due to the quick approvals with proper safety measures and balanced distribution of products.

U.A.E. Dermatology and Aesthetic Market Emerging Trends

Technology Integration and AI-Driven Personalization Is a Key Trend

The usage of smart technologies, especially AI-powered tools, digital imaging systems, and statistically customized treatments, is a major trend in the market.
Dermatology clinics are using machines that can analyze and evaluate the skin for pigmentation, wrinkles, fine lines, pore sizes, and hydration.
These tools help dermatologists diagnose specific skin conditions easily and quickly and offer effective treatments.
These technologies provide post-procedure images as well, which increases customer confidence and encourages them to go for the treatment.
Vision 2031 supports the use of these technologies to encourage advanced healthcare methods and boost personalized care.
Despite having a balanced lifestyle, a gradual collagen loss happens in the skin because of age and hormonal changes.
This leads to The deposition of cellulite and fat, fine lines, laxity, acne scars, discoloration, large pores, age spots, and broken blood vessels on the skin.
This increases the demand for advanced tools to detect and access these issues with personalized treatment plans.

Growth in Disposable Income and Lifestyle Aspirations Is Key Driver

The stability in disposable income across the population, especially young and non-native populations, drives the demand for aesthetic treatments.
As per reports, the country has a per capita disposable income of more than USD 22,000, a lot of which people spend on themselves, such as on luxury apparel and aesthetics.
Due to their stable income, they highly invest in self-care and anti-aging treatments to gain confidence and career growth, especially in Dubai.
Producers of skincare products and dermatologists are increasingly collaborating with beauty bloggers active on social media platforms, such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok, to generate consumer awareness and promote products.
These influences have changed the preference and acceptance of aesthetic treatments among the young population.
The U.A.E. National Wellbeing Strategy focuses on improving the quality of life by targeting overall wellbeing, aiming to promote healthy living and boost interest in personalized care.
Healthcare free zones, such as Sharjah Healthcare City, provide fast services and licensing to open new clinics, attracting international experts and services to the U.A.E.

U.A.E. Dermatology and Aesthetic Market Segmentation Analysis

Category Analysis

The medical category held the larger market share of around 59.5% in 2024, due to the strong consumer trust in doctors’ advice and the rising incidence of dermatological diseases. As per studies, more than 16% of the country’s population suffers from atopic dermatitis, while other common skin conditions include acne, eczema, rosacea, dry skin, and itchy patches. An article in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology says that 60% of the acne cases in the U.A.E. are severe ones.

The non-medical category will have the higher CAGR of 11.1%, due to the increasing affordability of non-surgical treatments. Advanced facial peels and aesthetic laser treatments are especially popular among middle-class and young consumers. Moreover, the rising availability of DIY products and certified professionals drives the market.

U.A.E Dermatology and Aesthetic Market Segmentation Analysis

The categories analyzed in this report are:

Medical (Larger Category)
Non-Medical (Faster-Growing Category)

Product Analysis

The injectables & biologics category will have the higher CAGR of 11.0% due to the high demand for fast and effective anti-aging solutions. These treatments have minimal recovery time and show visible results, which makes them popular among social media enthusiasts and those who go out often.

The devices & equipment category holds the largest market share in 2024 due to the demand for highly precise and effective results. Laser, RF, ultrasound, and skin-tightening machines are gaining popularity because of the enhancing effectiveness and reducing costs. Laser hair removal is one of the most-popular cosmetic treatments in the U.A.E. among both women and men.

The products analyzed in this report are:

Injectables & Biologics (Fastest-Growing Category)
Devices & Equipment (Largest Category)
Topical Products

Gender Analysis

The female category held the largest market share of 68.1% in 2024 due to the high beauty standards, strong focus on self-care, and rising social media exposure. Skin tightening, hair removal, wrinkle & fine line reduction, and large pore & acne scar treatments are popular because they are widely available and provide personalized care to women. Around 80% of the female invest in non-invasive aesthetic treatments.

The male category will have the highest CAGR because of the rapid shift in their attitudes to aesthetics, particularly due to the growing influence of social media. Male are choosing lasers and acne treatments to gain confidence among friends and co-worders. As per reports, nearly 20% of the male invest in non-surgical treatments.

The genders analyzed in this report are:

Female (Largest Category)
Male (Fastest-Growing Category)
Unisex

Price Tier Analysis

The premium/luxury category held the largest market share of 48.9% in 2024. Aided by its high income, the U.A.E.’s population demands luxury aesthetic treatments by certified doctors, which offer high-end experiences and fit with their lifestyles. The costly treatments are generally trusted to be permanent and safer.

The mid-range category will have the highest CAGR due to the availability of cost-effective solutions that do not compromise on safety. The rising disposable income and increasing awareness of self-care have made mid-range treatments accessible to a wider consumer group. Moreover, these treatments are ideal for regular applications, such as hair removal, fine line & wrinkle reduction, Botox injections, and IPL therapy.

The price tiers analyzed in this report are:

Premium/Luxury (Largest Category)
Mid-Range (Fastest-Growing Category)
Economy/Mass

Distribution Channel Analysis

The clinics & dermatology centers category held the largest market share of 40.3% in 2024 because they offer a wide range of services and specialized care by trained professionals, under controlled conditions. They also provide customized treatment plans with safety and efficiency.

The online category will have the highest CAGR due to consumers' high investment in skincare and DIY devices. The wide availability of dermatologist-approved brands, discounts, and digital marketing makes online channels a more-convenient and attractive option.

The distribution channels analyzed in this report are:

Clinics & Dermatology Centers (Largest Category)
Hospitals
Spas and Wellness Centers
Online (Fastest-Growing Category)
Retail Outlets

Type Analysis

The aesthetic category held the largest market share of 48.1% in 2024 and it will have the highest CAGR. Treatments such as skin boosters, chemical peels, laser therapies, and Botox are highly popular in the country due to their affordability, less recovery time, and immediate results. Moreover, the rising social media influence, appearance consciousness in the local and non-native population, and expanding number of clinics providing smart consultation services boost the demand for non-surgical treatments.

The types analyzed in this report are:

Dermatology
Aesthetic (Largest & Fastest-Growing Category)
Surgical

Facility Analysis

The clinics category held the largest market share of 60.7% in 2024, and it will have the highest CAGR as they offer a wide range of services, including aesthetic and dermatological. They are present in large numbers and provide customized services to native and non-native consumers, based on their skin types and the related conditions they are most susceptible to. Additionally, the U.A.E. free zones enable an easy setup of these facilities.

The facilities analyzed in this report are:

Clinics (Largest & Fastest-Growing Category)
Hospitals
Others

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U.A.E. Dermatology and Aesthetic Market Share

The market is fragmented due to the wide diversity of players, including SMEs and international companies, wellness spas, dermatological centers, and private aesthetic clinics. The easy entry of international companies in the U.A.E. free zones makes the market highly competitive. The sheer variety of products, including devices, injectables, topicals, and oral pills, available for wide-ranging dermatological conditions ensures that no other single company dominates it.

Key U.A.E. Dermatology and Aesthetic Companies:

Kings College Hospital (aesthetics/dermatology clinic)
Dubai London Clinic
Genesis Dermatology Dept.
American Hospital Dermatology Dept.
Lucia Aesthetic & Dermatology Clinic
Biolite Aesthetic Clinic
Aesthetics International
Hortman Clinics
Novomed
Cosmosurge
AbbVie (Allergan)
Alma Lasers
Bausch Health Companies Inc.
Candela Corporation
Cynosure Inc.
Kaya Skin Clinic
BTL Aesthetics
Al Shirawi Healthcare Solutions

U.A.E. Dermatology and Aesthetic Market News & Updates

In May 2025, Shuraa Group inaugurated Amara Aesthetic Studio in the Emirate of Dubai. This 4,000-square-foot facility provides a range of stress relief and aesthetic treatments.
In March 2025, Dubai Derma and Cosmoderm Expo partnered to bring international aesthetic brands and experts in the U.A.E.
In November 2024, Bioneer announced at the Middle East International Dermatology & Aesthetic Medicine Conference & Exhibition its launch of CosmeRNA, a hair loss solution based on siRNA, in the U.A.E.
In October 2024, Kaya Skin Clinic collaborated with Bien-Etre Ltd. to design an advanced skincare product that uses DNA and AI to provide customized treatment solutions in the U.A.E.
In June 2023, Novartis SA and the Emirates Dermatology Society collaborated to provide awareness and improve the outcomes of skin conditions like psoriasis.