Types segmentation maps technology to clinical risk profile. Surgical therapy, encompassing TURP, HoLEP, and emerging aquablation, commands the highest per-intervention price; growth is capped by room turnover and anesthesiology capacity. Minimally invasive therapy—including UroLift®, Rezūm®, and iTind®—expands fastest among men seeking preservation of ejaculatory function; reimbursement approvals in EU5 and Japan widen eligible cohorts. Drug therapy (α-blockers, 5-ARIs, PDE5 inhibitors, combo) remains the largest patient pool, yet generic erosion compresses absolute value. Within each type, subtype performance diverges: for example, HoLEP gains share over TURP where laser consoles are installed, while silodosin displaces tamsulosin on superior side-effect profiles, illustrating how granular market taxonomy shapes competitive positioning.