Hardware techniques are quite popular in cosmetology. They affect all parts of the body and are able to solve a variety of aesthetic problems. Some of them have been known for a long time and are not losing demand. Others are just popular (due to various circumstances), while some are outdated and less popular.
In this analysis, we consider the cosmetic procedures performed on different devices. The analysis is based on the key phrase statistical service and the trend service. We identify techniques that enjoy stable popularity, techniques that decrease and increase demand.
Method Popularity Table
| Stable Popularity | Gaining Popularity | Losing Popularity |
| Laser Hair Removal (Seasonally Applicable) | Cryolipolysis (slow) | Myostimulation (slow) |
| Cavitation | Carbon Shell | Photoepilation |
| PB massage | SMAS enhancement | Nanoperforation (slow) |
| Pressotherapy | Hydro-peeling (slow) | Microdermabrasion (slow) |
| Cryotherapy | Permanent makeup |
Stable popularity:
- Phonophoresis
- RF Lift
- Darsonvalization
- Lymphatic drainage
- Laser rejuvenation
- Broken mesotherapy
- Photo Rejuvenation
- Vacuum roller massage
- Laser peeling (seasonal)
- Gas-liquid peeling
- Microconductive therapy
- Hardware massage
- Electroporation
- Phonophoresis
- Broken photothermolysis
- Iontophoresis
- Ultrasonic peeling
- Laser Liposuction
- Thermage
- Thermolifting
- Remove the tattoo
- Remove the tattoo
- Electroplating
- Laser lifting
- Remove the blood vessels
- Electrolipolysis
- Dermabrasion
- Vacuuming
- Early rejuvenation
Losing popularity
There are not many such procedures, but they are less demanding among patients. This was for a variety of reasons, which we analyze in more detail.
Myostimulation
This procedure involves exposing the muscles to an electric current, thereby strengthening them. This procedure is used to correct the body without going to the gym. Most likely, the decline in the popularity of the procedure is due to the fact that there are other equally effective techniques that, in addition to improving blood circulation, affect not only muscles but also skin condition, improve tissue metabolism (e. g. , vacuum roller massage).
However, the decline is very slow and can be observed in the dynamics over 5 years.
Photoepilation
This is a high-pulse, easy hair removal method. Although the method is not traumatic and quite effective, laser hair removal, which is one of the most demanding procedures, is considered more effective. Therefore, photoepilation is becoming less and less popular. However, there is a clear downward trend.
Nanoperforation
A procedure that involves microscopic piercing of the skin with laser beams. It is used to rejuvenate the skin (mainly the face). However, there are more advanced laser rejuvenation techniques that patients prefer to perform more often.
A declining trend has been observed in the last 2 years.
Microdermabrasion
This is the renewal of the skin with microcrystals. While this is one of the most delicate methods, coal and water propulsion, which are becoming increasingly popular today, are replacing this process, which is well visible in the trends of the last two years.
Stable popular techniques
In cosmetology, however, most of these techniques are more popular with some patients and less so with others.
Growing popularity
These procedures have been around for a long time, but are becoming more popular these days for a variety of reasons. There are not many such procedures.
Cryolipolysis
This treatment helps to overcome local fat deposits in the cold. One type of hardware lipolysis. The selected area is exposed to -5 degrees cold using a special cryolipolysis device. Moreover, the procedure is painless and quite safe.
Carbon peeling
This is a modern way to cleanse and rejuvenate your skin. The main advantage of peeling is that there are no side effects and a minimal number of contraindications. The procedure is performed with a laser device and very little time is spent on it.
SMAS enhancement
This is a non-surgical facelift technique, so the procedure is becoming more popular every day. The device has the effect of ultrasound, which also allows the deep layers of the epidermis to be covered, thereby "stimulating" internal processes, restoring the elasticity of collagen fibers. The procedure is performed with SMAS lifting equipment.
Hydroplastization
Innovative technique for non-invasive skin rejuvenation (especially of the face). For the procedure, the master uses disposable spiral-shaped nozzles (3 per session), which gently cleanse the skin. After that, multifunctional sera are applied to the skin, thanks to good hardware cleaning, their effect is multiplied, which results in an excellent effect.
Permanent makeup
This technique allows you to create a permanent drawing using a special piece of equipment that mimics real makeup. A special coloring pigment is introduced into the epidermis and the upper layer of the dermis, which lasts for a long time. This significantly reduces the time required to apply cosmetics and create the perfect makeup. The technique is almost the same as tattoos, but the pigment doesn’t stay forever.
Conclusion
We estimate this trend will be over the next 1-2 years. Maybe some new methods will appear and the old ones will disappear completely.