Surge in Sales of Physician Dispensed Cosmeceuticals Expected as Demand for Skincare Products Among Aged People Rises, Reports TMR

ALBANY, New York, July 25, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --

The global physician dispensed cosmeceuticals market features the presence of prominent names from the skincare and cosmetic industry. The market is currently undergoing a paradigm shift with a large pool of skincare specialists, dermatologists, and trichologists emerging as entrepreneurs, states Transparency Market Research (TMR) in a new study. However, the top three companies, L'Oreal S.A., Valeant Pharmaceuticals Inc., and Allergan plc, held more than 56% of the market in 2015. Of these, L'Oreal S.A. accounted for a larger share of 28% in the same year.

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Since the physician dispensed cosmeceuticals market offers a plethora of products, it is important for manufacturers to cater to the consumer preference to gain a strong footing in the market. Product differentiation has therefore become a preferred strategy among competitors to enhance the marketability of their products. Even local manufacturers are focusing on advanced cosmeceuticals with a myriad of benefits to elevate rivalry.

Increased Sales Opportunities Expected as Dermatologists Venture into Cosmeceuticals Manufacturing 

With dermatologists manufacturing cosmeceuticals alongside running their skincare centers, the market is expected to gain momentum in the forthcoming years. However, consumer apprehensions related to potential side effects associated with the use of cosmeceuticals may stand in the way of the market's growth. Besides this, the lack of awareness among customers regarding the revenue generating cosmeceuticals such as derma fillers and Botox is likely to create bottlenecks or the market in developing and under-developed countries. "Since the products offered in the market are highly sensitive to prevailing economic trends, financial downturns are also expected to have a negative impact on their sale," said a lead analyst at TMR.  

"Nevertheless, the rising demand for branded cosmeceuticals due to their safety and efficacy is expected to boost opportunities for the market in the near future," he added. Furthermore, the knowledge about new skin conditions caused by exposure to pollution and climate changes will also boost sales of cosmeceuticals.