The types segment classifies dressings by material and functional attributes, encompassing hydrocolloid, foam, alginate, hydrogel, film, and composite dressings. Hydrocolloid dressings, with their adhesive gel matrix, capture approximately 22 % of market value due to versatility across wound exudate levels. Foam dressings, known for high absorbency, contribute about 20 % as they address moderate to heavy exudate in both acute and chronic settings. Alginate dressings, derived from seaweed, hold a 15 % share, favored for deep, highly exuding wounds. Hydrogel products, providing moisture balance, account for 13 % of revenue, especially in necrotic or minimally exuding wounds. Film dressings, thin and semi‑permeable, secure 10 % of the market, primarily for superficial wounds requiring barrier protection. Composite dressings, integrating multiple layers, represent the remaining 20 % and are increasingly adopted for complex wound profiles. These type categories collectively define the market taxonomy and guide manufacturers' portfolio strategies.