Dermatologicals

In 2024, although dermatologicals in Vietnam is expected to experience dynamic retail current value growth, this is set to be slower than in 2023, as the demand for such products is becoming more stable. The return of tourism and outdoor activities…

Hair loss treatments remains the most dynamic performer within dermatologicals in the UK, recording 38% current value growth and 34% retail volume growth in the first half of 2024. As with many consumer health categories, the growth is mainly being…

Despite a positive performance in 2024, value growth of dermatologicals in the United Arab Emirates is slowing, as consumers increasingly explore different solutions to their skin care concerns. The strong focus on beauty in the United Arab Emirates…

Demand for dermatological products in the Philippines is poised to grow further in 2024, driven by increasingly hectic lifestyles and greater exposure to the causes of common skin issues. Additionally, factors like the tropical climate, where heat…

Demand for dermatologicals in Thailand continues to grow in 2024. Many Thai consumers tend to have sensitive skin. With the significant impacts of climate change and pollution, the skin’s health can be weakened, exacerbating skin problems. In…

Dermatologicals is set to maintain retail current value growth in New Zealand in 2024. With higher costs being passed on to consumers, value growth within the category has been strongly influenced by unit price increases, with the rate of value…

Dermatologicals is set to maintain dynamic retail current value growth in Mexico in 2024. Personal hygiene has always been important in the country, but this was boosted during COVID-19, as disinfection became a top priority; this trend has endured…

Dermatologicals in Japan has not been significantly affected by external changes such as the pandemic impact, or the shift to over-the-counter (OTC) options due to a shortage of pharmaceutical supplies, unlike other categories, which is expected to…

The dermatologicals category is set to see retail value sales increase in current terms in Italy in 2024, though its growth is expected to be slower than in recent years. After the major price increases seen in 2023, consumers have definitely…

Slowing growth of dermatologicals in Hong Kong can be partly contributed to Japanese imports presenting increasing competition for international brands. With the technological advancements and innovative formulations led by Japanese pharmaceuticals,…

Dermatologicals is expected to register mild but steady retail current value growth in China in 2024, propelled by the prevalence of dermatological problems amongst a vast population. Skin infections, dermatitis, and eczema are particularly common,…

Dermatologicals in Chile is a fairly stable category that has, however, shown signs of dynamism for the second consecutive year. While this category typically demonstrates notable stability and has not exhibited substantial growth following the…

Dermatologicals in Belgium is projected to see a small rise in retail current value sales in 2024, despite decreases in retail volume terms in all categories except vaginal antifungals. Further, if slower, price rises underpin the anticipated…

Retail volume sales of dermatologicals in Argentina are expected to decrease in 2024 against a backdrop of escalating prices and high costs of living. President Javier Milei applied strong fiscal measures in late 2023 and reduced public spending,…

In 2024, dermatologicals is expected to post low retail current value growth in the US, and see a slight slowdown from the growth rate witnessed in 2023. However, at constant 2024 prices, which excludes the impact of inflation, 2024 is expected to…

The progression of current value sales for dermatologicals in France in 2024 is primarily driven by price increases. This inflation has artificially pushed up value sales within the dermatologicals category over 2023 and 2024. In terms of volume…

During the height of the pandemic, demand for dermatologicals dropped in part due to the fact that many of these products are deemed non-essential. Demand has picked up again in many categories, especially those linked to human-to-human contact such…

The incidence of common dermatological problems in Algeria is rising in 2024, driven by favourable demographic trends such as a growing older population and relatively high, though gradually declining, birth rates. These factors are further supported…

Dermatologicals is set to maintain a healthy growth trajectory in current value terms in Brazil in 2023, in line with the increase recorded in 2022, driven mainly by price rises. The pandemic years were marked by a reduction in Brazilians’ purchasing…

Skin diseases across all age groups continues to drive growth for dermatologicals. Skin diseases are common in rural areas due to poor hygiene and in urban areas due to overcrowded neighbourhoods, with many having no access to proper sanitary…