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Clinical expertise and personalised care on offer in US speciality hospitals and medical spas.
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Clinical expertise and personalised care on offer in US speciality hospitals and medical spas.

Research and Markets announces the addition of the 2003 Medical Spa & Specialty Hospital Markets report to its offerings.

Industry participants feel strongly that the U.S. medical spa market is booming. Is it? The Medical Spa & Specialty Hospital Markets report uses interview, literature, and survey information to answer that question.

Various facilities provide consumers with high-end anti-aging skin care consultations and treatments such as Botox injections, microdermabrasion, laser hair removal, etc. The market for cosmetic procedures is huge. According to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (Alexandria VA), approximately 6.9 million cosmetic surgical and non-surgical procedures were performed in 2002.

Cosmetic surgeons continue to dominate the market, but other medical professionals and venues are expanding consumer options. Medical spas and specialty hospitals represent environments where clinical expertise is combined with a comprehensive mix of personalized services. In the Medical Spa & Specialty Hospital Markets report, the role of these facilities is analyzed, based on initial research conducted in 2002 and follow-up information gathered in mid-2003.

Although intended as a brief overview, the report includes an introduction to spas and specialty hospitals and provides examples of successfully operated facilities identified to date. Preliminary estimates of revenues, growth rates, and forecasts from 2001 through 2007 are also provided.

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