Gender Share Shift in the U.S. Skin Booster Market (2024–2032)

Although women continued to represent the majority of U.S. skin booster consumers, their market share is gradually declining. In ***, females was accounted for ***% of revenue, compared with ***% for men. By ***, male participation is estimated to rise slightly to *** percent, signaling the beginning of a steady shift in demographic engagement. Over the next decade, the gender composition is projected to evolve incrementally, with women's share falling to ***% by *** and men rising to ***%. The trend reflects growing acceptance of aesthetic procedures among men, increased male-focused marketing, and broader societal shifts toward male grooming. While women remain the dominant revenue driver, the expanding male footprint presents strategic opportunities for specialized services, tailored treatment packages, and clinic offerings that cater to this emerging consumer segment.