HAIR REMOVAL DEVICES MARKET ANALYSIS

Hair Removal Devices Market Size and Trends

The Global Hair Removal Devices Market is estimated to be valued at USD 1.51 Billion in 2025 and is expected to reach USD 2.73 Billion by 2032, exhibiting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.80% from 2025 to 2032.

Key Takeaways of the Hair Removal Devices Market:

• The laser hair removal devices segment is estimated to hold 45.4% of the market share in 2025.
• In terms of application, the commercial segment is estimated to hold 63.12% of the market share in 2025.
• Based on end user, the women segment is estimated to hold 70.53% of the market share in 2025.
• North America is estimated to dominate the market with a 42.57% share in 2025 while Asia Pacific is expected to hold a 25.36% share in the same year. Asia Pacific is estimated to display the fastest growth over the forecast period.

Market Overview

Factors, such as increasing preference for non-invasive aesthetic procedures among men and women, growing social acceptance of hair removal, rising disposable income, and advancement in hair removal technologies, are expected to drive the market growth over the forecast period. Moreover, increasing product availability through online channels and growing awareness regarding aesthetic procedures through social media are expected to provide opportunities for market growth. However, high cost of laser-based hair removal devices and treatments and risk and complications associated with certain hair removal devices, such as devices with high-intensity laser, may hamper the market growth.

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Top Strategies Followed by Global Hair Removal Devices Market Players

• Established Players: Leading companies in the global hair removal devices market heavily invest in extensive research and development to innovate high-performance products. For instance, major players like Philips, Panasonic, and Braun continuously invest over 5% of their annual revenues in R&D to enhance product efficiency, develop new technologies like IPL, and laser hair removal.
• Mid-Level Players: Mid-tier companies focus on delivering quality, affordable hair removal devices targeting price-sensitive consumers. They strategize on optimizing production processes to maintain quality standards while keeping costs low. Some partner with local manufacturers to gain scale-economies and offer devices at competitive prices.
• Small-Scale Players: Small players identify gaps in the market and focus on specialized products catering to niche demography or use cases. For example, companies develop devices targeted for facial or body hair removal only. Others introduce portable, mini devices for travel or everyday use. This niche approach helps them carve a loyal customer-base and sustain in the industry.

Emerging Startups - Hair Removal Devices Industry Ecosystem

• Innovative Technologies: Startups are actively developing advanced technologies like advanced IPL methods with customized pulse durations. Some examples include companies developing AI-powered devices that can detect skin/hair types and customize treatment accordingly. Such innovative technologies could disrupt existing market trends and dynamics over the coming years.
  • For example, Silk’n Infinity uses similar adaptive technology, enabling the device to customize treatment to the individual's skin and hair type, ensuring safer and more effective outcomes.
• Sustainable Solutions: An emerging area is startups focusing on eco-friendly hair removal solutions. For instance, companies like Lumea, have started introducing devices made of recycled plastics or designing products aiming at reducing plastic wastage. Their contributions are significant in driving the industry towards more sustainable practices and reducing environmental footprint over the long-run.
• Market Contribution: Startups often identify underserved niche segments and develop specialized solutions. Some examples are devices targeting coarse or sensitive body hair. They also collaborate with beauty clinics or dermatologists to commercialize professionally-focused tools. This niche market approach helps startups establish themselves while bringing innovative solutions to customers who have specific needs, differentiating them from larger, more generalized companies and creating opportunities for growth in markets that are often overlooked by mainstream products.
  • For instance, startups like Maysi and Kendal offer devices that specifically target coarse body hair.

Key Developments:

• In October 2024, Powered By MRP, an aesthetics device company, announced the U.S. launch of ECHO, a cutting-edge laser hair removal system. Its BSL Technology integrates a semiconductor laser with liquid fiber, delivering homogenous energy through a lightweight handpiece. 
• In April 2024, Ulike, a provider of at-home beauty care solutions, debuted its Air 10 IPL Hair Removal Device. It uses IPL technology to target hair at the root.
• In February 2024, Braun, a Germany-based electronics brand, unveiled the Braun Skin i·expert, a fully connected IPL system that learns, adapts, and provides personalized feedback in real time.