LEGAL REGULATION OF THE BEAUTY MARKET IN UKRAINE

Ukraine currently lacks a clear regulatory list of services classied as "medical services" within the elds of aes-thec medicine and cosmetology.In this context, it is advisable to use the Naonal Classier of Economic Acvies and the State Classier of Products and Services to disnguish between aesthec and medical (cosmec, cosmetological) services.The aim of this study is to summarise the concepts regarding the scope of beauty services in Ukraine, their types, and the regulatory framework.The object and methods of the study include a systemac approach, bibliometric analysis, and content analysis.The beauty market in Ukraine covers both aesthec and cosmec services provided in salons, studios, and medical clinics.Aesthec procedures that do not require medical intervenon (such as hair care, manicures, and makeup) can be performed by individuals without medical training.Cosmetology services, on the other hand, are considered medical pracces and require licensing, the use of medical equipment, and invasive procedures (injecons, hardware techniques, plasc surgery).Their provision is regulated by legislaon in the elds of healthcare and consumer pro-tecon.However, the lack of clear regulatory boundaries between aesthec and cosmetology services indicates the need for their legislave denion.There is a lack of regulatory framework for acvies in the eld of beauty, as well as standards for the provision of aesthec and cosmetology services in healthcare facilies.