Hong Kong is observing a significant rise in traumatic injuries, primarily caused by road accidents. According to the Transport Department of the Government of Hong Kong, casualty rate in road accidents was 2.6% per 1,000 population in 2018. Thus, increasing incidences of traumatic injuries require advanced wound care dressing products in large quantities.

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Currently, Hong Kong is witnessing a shift from traditional care to advanced therapies, on account of growing preference from people of the country. Traditional dressing usually involves the usage of products that serve as secondary dressings to hold the primary dressings in their position, facilitate dry healing, and absorb extra exudate. Whereas, advanced wound dressing products speed up the healing process and provide rapid relief to patients. These advanced therapies also aid in the formation of natural tissue matrix, thereby, offering better treatment to the patients.

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Moreover, the amplifying cases of diabetes will also drive the Hong Kong wound care market during the forecast period. The Centre for Health Protection, under the Department of Health of Hong Kong, states that diabetes has been the prime cause of mortality or morbidity in the metropolis. The diabetic patients are more susceptible to infections, as wounds develop quickly and heal slowly in these people. The rising cases of diabetes often lead to the surge in diabetic foot ulcers that require wound care products in large volumes.

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The application segment of the Hong Kong wound care market is bifurcated into acute wounds and chronic wounds. Under this segment, the chronic category held larger market share in 2019, and it is expected to exhibit faster growth in the forecast period. This can be attributed to the frequent requirement for wound dressings for treating chronic wounds, such as diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, and pressure ulcers, which are significantly rising in Hong Kong.