Rising Geriatric Population to Drive Cataract Market Growth

The cataract market has been anticipated to grow at a rapid speed in the following years. The growth impetuses in the market are attributed to the noticeable increase in the geriatric population as these people are more likely to develop conditions with reduced elasticity in the eyes that further affects their normal functioning. So, there arises a crucial requirement for effective treatment options that further fuel demand opportunities in the cataract market.

In recent years, the number of various awareness programs related to vision issues around the world. These types of programs are further predicted to create expansion opportunities in the forthcoming years.

Femtosecond lasers, OVDs, IOLs, and phacoemulsification devices are the prominent four types of products that are available in the cataract market. Phacoemulsification devices, out of these four types serve maximum demand in the cataract market. Further, this segment in the cataract market has been predicted to remain the most profitable one due to the advent of novel-age technologies that are contributing to reducing the cost of these products. So, these factors are estimated to contribute to the growth opportunities in the cataract market.

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Factors of Influence in Cataract Market

An increasing number of cases of cataracts have been projected to create demand opportunities in the cataract market in the near future. In addition to this, there are various technological advancements taking place in the industry in recent years. Thus, on the basis of these factors, the cataract market has been estimated to grow at a noteworthy speed during the forecast period.

On the flip side, people are generally unaware related to the preliminary symptoms of cataracts. Along with this, a lack of the medical infrastructure in the developing countries around the world has also been contributing to curtailing the growth opportunities in the cataract market in the near future.

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