China’s beauty and aesthetic device exports have maintained continuous growth for more than a decade.
According to Chinese Customs data, China’s export value for beauty and aesthetic equipment reached USD 4.2 billion in 2024,
representing a 15.3% year-over-year increase.
Major export destinations include the European Union, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and the Americas.

This growth is supported by four key structural advantages:
1. Mature OEM/ODM System
Chinese companies such as Wellaser Beauty have built comprehensive OEM/ODM service frameworks —
covering industrial design, hardware R&D, software algorithms, and private labeling — helping partners establish strong brand identity.
2. Integrated Supply Chain Efficiency
China’s complete ecosystem — from laser modules and cooling systems to power units and housing materials —
ensures stable component supply, cost control, and short lead times for global orders.
3. International Quality and Compliance
The perception of “low-cost manufacturing” has shifted toward high-quality, globally certified production.
More and more manufacturers now hold ISO 9001 Quality Management Certification, MDR CE certification, and RoHS compliance,
ensuring product stability, safety, and regulatory compatibility across international markets.
Under European law, devices must obtain MDR CE certification before they can be legally sold in the EU market,
making compliance a key factor for distributors when selecting their OEM partners.
4. Innovation-Driven Upgrading
Chinese manufacturers are investing in AI-based laser energy control, multi-wavelength diode platforms, and intelligent touchscreen systems,
transforming “Made in China” into “Created by China.”