Consumers plan to spend more on non-invasive aesthetic services in 2022 than they have in the last two years — including beauty boosts such as Botox and HydraFacial.
“People are finally coming out of their pandemic cocoons and no longer hiding behind a mask as often, and everyone wants to look their best,” says Karen Doskow, Director of Consumer Products and Project Manager of Kline’s upcoming The Professional Skin Care Consumer: Attitudes and Behaviors Survey. “Botox and fillers top the list of treatments expected to see strong gains this year, as well as body-focused treatments such as CoolSculpting.” In fact, Kline’s preliminary research found that consumer spending on aesthetic treatments and products will be up by nearly 25% in the coming year. Continue reading