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2019 EDITION BEYOND BEAUTY
© 2019 ALLERGAN. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Dedication
D R . V I S H WA S ( V I C ) N A R U R K A R
1968 - 2019
This report is dedicated to our beloved friend, mentor and
colleague Dr. Vic Narurkar, who was one of the physician
advisors who helped conduct this meaningful research.
He was a man of honor and a great teacher. He will forever
be missed, and his legacy will go on. We thank him and
honor his significant contributions within the dermatology
and aesthetic communities. His passion for patient care
will forever be remembered.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY i
SPECIAL
THANKS
Allergan thanks the physician advisors who participated
in and supported this research and ongoing analysis.
In the years to come, this large far-reaching study is hoped
to expose many truths about medical aesthetics and what
we have yet to learn.
M AC R E N E A L E X I A D E S S T E V E N DAYA N M A R VA S A FA
M . D. , P H . D. , M . D. , U N I T E D S TAT E S A E S T H E T I C P H YS I C I A N ,
U N I T E D S TAT E S SW I T Z E R L A N D
S A B R I N A FA B I
JONQUILLE CHANTREY M . D. , U N I T E D S TAT E S GRANT STEVENS
AESTHETIC SURGEON, M . D. , F. A .C . S ,
UNITED KINGDOM U N I T E D S TAT E S
J U L I U S F E W,
M . D. , U N I T E D S TAT E S
VA N DA N A C H AT R AT H A R T H U R SW I F T
M . D. , D E R M ATO LO G I S T, M . D. , F. A .C . S . ,
I ZO L DA H E Y D E N RYC H
INDIA C A N A DA
M.MED (DERM),
H O N S B . S C N U C L M E D,
LIGIA COLUCCI DIPL ANAESTH, R E H A YAV U Z E R
D E R M ATO LO G I S T, SOUTH AFRICA PLASTIC SURGEON,
BRAZIL TURKEY
VIC NARURKAR
M . D. , U N I T E D S TAT E S
ii ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORTINTRODUCTION
The popularity of medical aesthetic treatments continues to surge, fueled by fewer societal
taboos, growing technological breakthroughs and millennials (consumers 21-35) and
men entering the fray. The worldwide medical aesthetic market is projected to be worth
approximately $26.53 billion by 2024, up from $10.12 billion in 2016.1 The demand for
non-surgical procedures, particularly facial injectables, has been rising and 33% of health
care providers think this demand will grow by more than 25% in the next year.2
With consumer interest in medical aesthetics at an all-time high, Allergan conducted one
of the most far-reaching and authoritative studies ever on the subject. The Allergan 360
Aesthetics Report surveyed more than 14,500 “aesthetically conscious consumers” (those
who self-identified as interested in looking better and willing to spend on it) and more than
1,300 physicians in 18 countries. The ultimate mission of the study? To more closely examine
the diverse and evolving perspectives of people of varying ages, cultures and genders—
as well as the physicians who treat them.3
However, the study is not a one-and-done deal. As a worldwide thought leader and driver of
gold-standard care for the aesthetics market, Allergan plans to repeat the study regularly,
as part of a greater listening exercise that will ultimately aid better understanding across
physicians, patients and the industry as a whole. This understanding will help foster
increased innovation, driving to better treatment outcomes and access. The goal of this
report is to examine emerging trends based on all the data collected and launch an open
resource intended to be shared. Here’s where we are at today.
References
1
$26.53 Billion Growth of Medical Aesthetics Market 2018: Size, Drivers, Market Opportunities, Business Trends and Forecast to 2024, http://www.
abnewswire.com/pressreleases/2653-billion-growth-of-medical-aesthetics-market-2018-size-drivers-market-opportunities-business-trends-and-
forecast-to-2024_188799.html. April 2, 2019.
2
Consumer Interests Insight Engineers Global HCP Report. 2019.
3
Methodology Allergan 360 Aesthetics Report.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY iiiTHE TIMES
THEY ARE
A-CHANGING
“AESTHETICS
TREATMENTS
are BECOMING A
GREATER PART of the
OVER ALL WELLNESS
and SELF-CARE
CONVERSATION.”
D R . S T E V E N DAYA N
PLASTIC SURGEON,
C H I C AG O, I L L I N O I S , U . S .
1 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORTT H E T I M E S T H E Y A R E A- C H A N G I N G
When Consumers Around the
World Were Asked...
69%
say looking my best is
important for my daily
activities (such as career,
64%
say looking fit and
volunteering, and
healthy, and being on
running errands)1
trend with fashion and
beauty contributes
to my confidence2
1
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=1,447) who say looking my best is important for my daily activities (e.g. career,
school, volunteering, errands).
2
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=1,447) who say maintaining a healthy lifestyle contributes to my confidence.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 2T H E T I M E S T H E Y A R E A- C H A N G I N G
DESCRIBING
BEAUTY
The most commonly used terms to describe beauty include
natural, healthy, strong, and curvy. 1
1
U.S. Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=2,122) who described beauty as natural, healthy, strong, and curvy.
3 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORTT H E T I M E S T H E Y A R E A- C H A N G I N G
In the U.S., specifically, younger women (ages 21-35) are more
apt to describe “curvy” as beautiful than their older counter-
parts (ages 56-65). The older women get, the more apt they
are to use the word “fit” to describe beautiful. 1
AG E S 2 1 — 3 5 AG E S 3 6 — 5 5 AG E S 5 6 — 6 5
SOFT NATUR AL HEALTHY
SMOOTH SMOOTH NATUR AL
CURVY SOFT SMOOTH
NATUR AL HEALTHY SOFT
BEAUTIFUL CURVY CLEAN
STRONG BEAUTIFUL GLOWING
CLEAN CONFIDENT CONFIDENT
PRETTY GLOWING TONED
HEALTHY PRETTY CURVY
CONFIDENT TONED FIT
FIT FIT BEAUTIFUL
GLOWING STRONG STRONG
“The body-positivity movement has
broadened our definitions of beauty,
especially among younger generations.”
DR. GRANT STEVENS
PLASTIC SURGEON,
M A R I N A D E L R E Y, C A L I F O R N I A , U . S .
1
U.S. Female Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=2,122) phrases to describe female beauty.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 45 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORT
T H E T I M E S T H E Y A R E A- C H A N G I N G
DRIVING
INFLUENCE
Worldwide, consumers look to celebrities most often (50%) 1
to help define beauty, but in the U.S., Canada, and India,
women’s definitions of attractiveness are derived more
from their friends and family than from celebrities. 2
TOP BEAUTY SOURCES IN THE U.S., CANADA, AND INDIA
48%FRIENDS 43% 42%
FA M I LY CELEBRITIES
1
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=14,584) who say they look to celebrities to define beauty.
2
Percentage of the Total U.S., Canada and India Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=2,970) who say their definitions of attractiveness are derived
more from their friends than from celebrities.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 6"The ALLERGAN
360° AESTHETICS
REPORT ƒound
that AESTHETIC
TREATMENTS
are MUCH MORE
SOCIALLY
ACCEPTABLE than
THEY WERE JUST
FIVE YEARS AGO."
D R . A R T H U R SW I F T
PLASTIC SURGEON,
M O N T R E A L , Q U E B E C , C A N A DA
7 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORTTHE TABOO
HAS LIFTED!
We’ve ushered in a new era of openness about medical
aesthetics. Worldwide, consumers no longer shy away
from pursuing the look they want with the help of
their physician.
62%
of consumers in the U.S. want to
83%
of consumers worldwide
revitalize the way they look or look like are willing to invest in their
a refreshed version of themselves.1 appearance2
63%
of consumers worldwide consider
71%
of consumers worldwide
spending money worthwhile to are willing to see a
improve the way their face looks3 professional4
1
Percentage of the Total U.S. Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=3,028) who say they want to revitalize the way they look or look like a refreshed
version of themselves.
2
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=14,584) who say they are willing to invest in their appearance.
3
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=14,584) who consider it worthwhile spending money to improve the way their
face looks.
4
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=10,384) willing to see a professional.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 89 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORT
AESTHETICS
ASCENDING
“The popularity of aesthetic treatments is on the rise.”
M A R VA S A FA
A E S T H E T I C M E D I C I N E S P E C I A L I S T O. R . ,
SWITZERLAND
CONSUMERS PHYSICIANS
More than 73% of consumers worldwide expect to 62% of physicians around the world
spend money on a physician–administered aesthetic expect the volume of their patients
treatment in the next year,1 compared to 50% who seeking aesthetic procedures to
reported spending money in the past year. 2
increase in the next year.3
50%
73%
PA S T Y E A R
62%
O F P H YS I C I A N S
IN THE NEXT YEAR
1
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=10,694) who say they expect to spend money on a physician-administered
aesthetic treatment this year.
2
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=7,326) who say they spent money on a physician-administered aesthetic
treatment in the past year.
3
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Physicians (n=1,315) who say they expect the volume of patients seeking aesthetic treatments to increase
in the next year.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 10MILLENNIALS
are HAVING A
MOMENT.
“There’s no doubt that coming of age around
social media has greatly impacted the
way millennials view themselves. They
aren’t thinking about if they will have
aesthetic treatments, it’s when to start.”
D R . S A B R I N A FA B I
D E R M ATO LO G I S T,
S A N D I E G O, C A L I F O R N I A , U . S .
11 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORTM I L L E N N I A L S A R E H AV I N G A M O M E N T
When Consumers Around the
World Aged 21-35 Were Asked...
98%
of consumers
worldwide would say,
in general, people
63% 52%
consider professional
treatment at some
point in their lives1
of consumers of consumers
worldwide feel overall worldwide would
appearance impacts consider dermal filler
how successful they injections at some
82%
are in life2 point in their lives3
of consumers
worldwide believe
34%
injectable treatments
of U.S. consumers say
are socially
acceptable4 60%
of U.S. consumers
they ‘always use apps
would consider
to modify or erase
wrinkle relaxing
something on my face
injections at some
36%
before posting a photo
point in their lives7
on social media’5
of U.S. consumers say
they ‘always use apps
to modify or erase
something on my body
before posting a photo
on social media’6
1
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers ages 21-35 (n=5,975) who were asked about considering a facial injectable
treatment.
2
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers ages 21-35 (n=6,099) feel overall appearance impacts how successful they are in
life.
3
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers ages 21-35 (n=6,099) who would consider dermal filler injections at some point in
their lives.
4
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers ages 21-35 (n=4,890) who believe injectable treatments are socially acceptable.
5
Percentage of the Total U.S. Aesthetic Conscious Consumers ages 21-35 (n=2,076) say they ‘always use apps to modify or erase something on my
face before posting a photo on social media.
6
Percentage of the Total U.S. Aesthetic Conscious Consumers ages 21-35 (n=2,165) say they ‘always use apps to modify or erase something on my
body before posting a photo on social media.
7
Percentage of the Total U.S. Aesthetic Conscious Consumers ages 21-35 (n=4815) who were asked about considering a facial injectable treatment.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 12THE EYES
HAVE IT
“Eye contact is the first step towards empathy and trust,
therefore eyes are one of the primary features we notice
in others. It is not surprising that we are aware of how
our own eyes look.”
D R . I ZO L DA H E Y D R E N RYC H
M . M E D ( D E R M ) , H O N S B . S C N U C L M E D, D I P L A N A E S T H ,
C E N T U R Y C I T Y, C A P E TOW N , S O U T H A F R I C A
CONSUMER EXPERIENCE WITH PROCEDURES
41% DERMAL INJECTIONS
36% WRINKLE RELAXERS
13% 15%
9% 11%
SAUDI ARABIA UNITED STATES GLOBAL
36% of Saudi millennials have tried dermal injections and 41% have tried wrinkle relaxers,1
compared to 13% and 15% worldwide.2 US millennials are also low users with 9% and 11%.3
1
Percentage of the Total Saudi Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=304, n=302) who say they have tried dermal filler injections, wrinkle relaxers.
2
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=3,451, n=8,323) who say they have tried dermal filler injections, wrinkle relaxers.
3
Percentage of the Total U.S. Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=1,462, n=1,387) who say they have tried dermal filler injections, wrinkle relaxers.
13 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORTT H E E Y E S H AV E I T
32% of consumers
Top concerns worldwide
worldwide are considering
are upper facial
a facial injectable treatment
lines and wrinkles—
in the next year1
regardless of age2
36% of women
54% of women worldwide state
worldwide consider wrinkles around
under-eye bags a their eyes are a
top concern3 top concern2
1
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumer (n= 14,584) who are considering a facial injectable treatment.
2
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=13,363) who say their top five biggest concerns include upper facial lines and
wrinkles.
3
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumer (n=6,097) who state wrinkles around their eyes and under-eye bags are a top
concern.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 14#BODYGOALS
"The growing acceptance of aesthetic treatments
has empowered women and men around the world
to consider these options as part of the process to
realising one’s potential."
DR. JONQUILLE CHANTREY
AESTHETIC SURGEON,
UNITED KINGDOM
HOW BODY PERCEPTIONS ARE SHAPED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
USA
CANADA
UK
ITALY
TURKEY
RUSSIA
SAUDI ARABIA
INDIA
CHINA
SOUTH KOREA
WO M E N MEN AV E R AG E
Men and women in the U.S., Canada, U.K., Italy, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, India and China met or
exceeded the average scores for caring about the shape of their body,1 whereas in Russia and
South Korea both genders score well below the average on this front.2
1
Total US, Canada, UK, Italy, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, India and China Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=8,491) who exceeded the average scores for
caring about the shape.
2
Total Russia and South Korea Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=1,222) who scored below average for caring about the shape.
15 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORT# B O DYG OA L S
Satisfaction vs. Consideration
53%
of consumers worldwide would
consider a non–invasive body
contouring treatment1
32%
of consumers worldwide
are satisfied with their
body shape1
19%
34%
of consumers
worldwide would
consider it within
of consumers worldwide the next year1
would consider it
beyond next year1
1
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=14,584) who would consider a non-invasive body contouring treatment, satisfied
with their body shape, would consider a body contouring treatment beyond the next year, would consider a body contouring treatment in the next
year.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 1617 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORT
# B O DYG OA L S
Top 3 Beauty Agreements
Worldwide
57%
Of consumers worldwide
agree there are solutions
that exist to address some
of their body issues1
55%
Of consumers worldwide are
concerned about unnatural results
from surgical or non–surgical
enhancement/treatment/procedures1
54%
Of consumers worldwide
report they will keep trying
to achieve the vision they
have for their body1
1
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumers (n=14,447) who say solutions exist to address some of their body issues, who say
they are concerned about unnatural results from surgical on non-surgical enhancement/treatment/procedures, and who report not being willing to
give up trying to achieve the vision they have for their body.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 18"We're FINALLY
SEEING MORE
PEOPLE INVESTING
in PREVENTATIVE
CARE MEASURES,
WHICH MEANS that AS
A SOCIETY WE'LL BE
LOOKING BETTER
for LONGER."
D R . M AC R E N E A L E X I A D E S
D E R M ATO LO G I S T,
N E W YO R K , N E W YO R K , U . S .
19 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORTAN OUNCE OF
PREVENTION
Globally, millennials are...
U.S. G LO B A L
More likely to consider AG E S 29%
2 1 -35
treatment preventatively 33%
before older cohorts1 AG E S 23%
36 - 55
24%
AG E S 12%
56 - 6 5
13%
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
L I K E L I H O O D O F CO N S I D E R I N G
P R E V E N TATI V E TR E ATME N T ( % )
More likely than other AG E S 32%
2 1 -35
age groups to consider 39%
treatment as soon as AG E S 26%
36 - 55
they notice a concern 2
32%
AG E S 15%
56 - 6 5 21%
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
L I K E L I H O O D O F CO N S I DE R I N G
TR E ATME N T N OW ( % )
Conversely, 53% of physicians around the world believe they should start seeing
females in their 20s, and 38% believe they should start seeing males in their 20s,
even if only for skincare.3
1
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumer 21-35 (n=2,001), 36-55 (n=1,490), 56-65 (n=314) who are aware of preventative
treatment.
2
Percentage of the Total U.S. Aesthetic Conscious Consumer 21-35 (n=2,364), 36-54 (n=1,961), 55-65 (n=501) who are more likely to think now is the
time to consider a professional aesthetic treatment.
3
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Physician (Female - n= 687, Male - n = 498) who believe that consumers should start seeing them in their
20’s.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 20IN DOCTORS
WE TRUST
"Although aesthetic treatment is more socially acceptable
than ever, we’re still educating consumers on the basics
every day."
DR. JULIUS FEW
PLASTIC SURGEON,
C H I C AG O, I L L I N O I S , U . S .
CONSUMERS WORLDWIDE WHO CONSULTED
WITH A PHYSICIAN OR PROFESSIONAL
17%
24%
PLASTIC
SURGEON
D E R M ATO LO G I S T
6%
P R I M A RY C A R E
P H YS I C I A N
Most of the time, the first stop a consumer will make on their medical aesthetics journey is
with a dermatologist (24%) or plastic surgeon (17%).1
1
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumer (n=14,584) who start their medical aesthetics journey with a primary care physician,
plastic surgeon, or dermatologist.
21 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORTI N D O C TO R S W E T R U S T
The Most Common Questions at
the First Appointment Are:
1 COST
2 EFFECTIVENESS
OF TREATMENT
3 SAFETY
* 52%, 46%, 43% Percentages of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumer (n=14,584) who discuss cost, effectiveness of treatment, and safety
at their first appointment.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 22I N D O C TO R S W E T R U S T
HOW
IMPORTANT
IS TRUST?
“The trust my patients place in me is a sacred bond. So it’s
important that any product I recommend is not only safe
but delivers reliable results."
D R . R E H A YAV U Z E R
PLASTIC SURGEON,
75%
TURKEY
OF CONSUMERS
say trust in a product is important to them when
considering an injectable toxin1 treatment2
61%
O F P H YS I C I A N S G LO B A L LY
believe having trust in a medical aesthetics brand
allows them to consistently achieve the best result
when considering an injectable treatment3
1
Allergan Presents Results From Global Survey Highlighting the Importance of Trust in Medical Aesthetics, PRNewswire, April 8, 2018.
2
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumer (n=13,186) who say trust is important when considering an injectable toxin treatment.
3
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Physicians (n=360) who say trust in a product is important when considering an injectable treatment.
23 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORT2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 24
WHAT GIVES
CONSUMERS
PAUSE?
"Understandably, consumers
want to ensure that the outcome of
treatment will be worth the cost."
LIGIA COLUCCI
D E R M ATO LO G I S T,
B E LO H O R I ZO N T E – M G , B R A Z I L
25 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORT2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 26
IT'S A DIGITAL
WORLD
27 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORTI T ' S A D I G I TA L WO R L D
“Social media isn’t just for posting photos,
it’s for research.”
D R . VA N DA N A C H AT R AT H , M . D.
D E R M ATO LO G I S T,
INDIA
37%
20% of consumers worldwide
use the Internet to search
of consumers about specific problem
worldwide follow areas or treatments2
a physician on social
media1
32% 28%
of consumers worldwide
of consumers worldwide
start searching online to
use social media to search
find a physician who can
about specific problem
administer aesthetic
areas or treatments3
treatments1
1
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumer (n=14,584) who start searching online to find a physician who can administer
aesthetic treatments and who follow a physician on social media.
2
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumer (n=5,445) who use the Internet to search about specific problem areas or
treatments.
3
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumer (n=4,613) who use social media to search about specific problem areas or
treatments.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 28I T ' S A D I G I TA L WO R L D
Top 3 Sources Global Consumers
Look to for Treatment
Information
37% Receive a recommendation from
friend/family/coworker1
33% Receive a recommendation from
their current physician1
37% Search online1
1
Percentage of the Total Global Aesthetic Conscious Consumer (n=14,457) whose top 3 information sources for treatments includes
recommendations from friend/family/coworker, online search, and recommendation from current physician.
29 ALLERGAN 360° AESTHETICS REPORTI T ' S A D I G I TA L WO R L D
Social Savvy U.S. Millennials
Turn to Their Apps for
Information
93%
FAC E B O O K
82%
I N S TAG R A M
56%
S N A P C H AT
* Percentage of the Total U.S. Aesthetic Conscious Consumer Aged 21-35 (n=351) who use Snapchat, Instagram, and Facebook as a leading source of
information.
2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 30Conclusion
The medical aesthetics field is growing—as is
consumer interest in looking better, healthier, and
more vital. This confluence of events is feeding the
desire for increasing knowledge about skincare, as
well as facial injectables and body treatments.
With information comes understanding and
improvement, so Allergan plans to continue to
track the feedback of its consumers and
doctors for years to come and continue
to share growing trends.APPENDIX METHODOLOGY The study was conducted by Ipsos and fielded October 25 – December 17, 2018. The sample included of 14,584 adults ages 21 to 65 (US) / 75 (OUS) from eighteen countries (U.S., Canada, Mexico, Brazil, U.K., Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Turkey, Russia, Saudi Arabia, India, China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Australia). Respondents completed an online survey, in the language appropriate for each country. In order to qualify for the survey, respondents had to strongly agree/agree that looking good at any age is important to them, at least slightly agree that they are open to going to a professional to improve their appearance, and strongly agree/agree with at least one more statement about caring about overall appearance, willing to invest money in their appearance or prepared to invest money in their appearance. Consumers were asked a broad range of questions on aesthetics including the following topics: perceptions of beauty/appearance; beauty routines/aesthetic goals; aesthetic concerns and treatment awareness/experience/ future consideration; motivator, barriers and triggers; aesthetic purchasing process. A separate survey among physicians was also conducted. In order to qualify for the survey, physicians had to have a primary medical specialty of plastic surgeon, dermatologist, or non-core physicians and see aesthetic patients in a private setting. A total of 1,315 Physicians were surveyed. © 2019 ALLERGAN. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 2019 EDITION—BEYOND BEAUTY 32
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