I need to make sure the data is realistic. For example, in 2021, Facial Fillers might be at $6B and grow to $10B in 2026. Botox could start at $4B and reach $7B. Surgical Implants might start at $3B and go to $4B. Wait, but the current market size is $24.5B in 2026. Let me add up the 2026 values for the segments. If Facial Fillers are $10B, Botox $7B, and Surgical Implants $4B, that totals $21B. Hmm, but the actual market size is $24.5B, so maybe there are other segments. Alternatively, perhaps I should adjust the segments to include more categories or adjust the numbers to fit. Alternatively, maybe the example is okay as a placeholder. The user might not expect exact numbers but realistic ones. Let me proceed with the segments and values that add up to the total market size in 2026. Let's say Facial Fillers are $15B, Botox $7B, Surgical Implants $2.5B. Wait, that totals $24.5B. So in 2026, the values would be [15, 7, 2.5]. For previous years, maybe 2021: [6, 4, 3], 2022: [8, 5, 4], 2023: [10, 6, 4.5], 2024: [12, 6.5, 4.5], 2025: [14, 6.5, 4.5], 2026: [15, 7, 2.5]. Wait, but Surgical Implants would decrease in 2026. That might not make sense. Maybe Surgical Implants have stable growth. Let me adjust. Maybe Surgical Implants are growing from 3B to 4B. So 2021: [6,4,3], 2022: [7,4.5,3.5], 2023: [8,5,4], 2024: [9,5.5,4.5], 2025: [11,6,4.5], 2026: [12,6.5,4.5]. That totals to 12+6.5+4.5=23B in 2026. But the actual market size is 24.5B, so maybe there's another segment. Alternatively, perhaps the example is okay with approximate numbers. Alternatively, maybe the segments are different. Let me check if there are other major segments in Facial Cosmetic Surgery Products. Maybe include things like Dermal Fillers, Botox, and Surgical Procedures. Alternatively, maybe use Applications like Aesthetic Clinics, Hospitals, and Private Practices. But the user specified "Facial Cosmetic Surgery Products," so product types are better. Let's stick with Facial Fillers, Botox, and Surgical Implants.
