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REGULATING AESTHETIC MEDICINE IN PAKISTAN

June 2026
A proposition for an inclusive, tiered practitioner framework — submitted to the Government
of Pakistan, PM&DC and the Provincial Healthcare Commissions.
A market of $611M by 2036 — governed by competency, not turf.
The global non-surgical cosmetic market was valued at USD 35.99 billion in 2025 and is
projected to reach USD 64.07 billion by 2033. Pakistan — 240 million people, a rapidly
urbanising middle class, and rising demand for minimally invasive procedures — sits directly
in that trajectory.
Yet Pakistan operates in regulatory ambiguity. This paper draws on the UK\u2019s JCCP and
Save Face schemes, and models from the USA, Australia and Canada, to propose a tiered,
competency-based framework that includes MBBS doctors, dentists, nurses, physiotherapists
and pharmacists — each at the level appropriate to their training and the risk of the
procedure.
Source:
https://www.harleystreetinstitute.com/pakistan/

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