Rising demand for advanced surgical devices to push market to $27.4b by 2032

Robotic-assisted surgery drives precision in complex procedures.

The global surgical equipment market is set to rise from $14.16b in 2025 to $27.40b by 2032, according to Maximize Market Research.

Advanced surgical instruments, minimally invasive tools, and disposable equipment are driving the market. Surgical sutures and staplers led in 2024, accounting for over 52% of revenue, whilst handheld devices like retractors and graspers are increasingly used in orthopedic, cardiovascular, and general surgeries.

Demand for minimally invasive instruments is growing due to laparoscopic and endoscopic procedures that shorten recovery times and reduce infection risks.

Meanwhile, robotic-assisted surgical systems are expanding in neurosurgery, orthopedic joint replacements, and reconstructive procedures for higher precision.

Asia Pacific is expected to grow fastest, driven by rising incomes, expanding hospitals, and awareness of specialty surgical devices.

The report also said that hospitals are increasingly shifting to disposable instruments—scalpels, forceps, and staplers—to improve sterility and efficiency, a trend expected to continue in high-volume centers.