Types segmentation differentiates uterine fibroids treatment by mode of therapeutic action. Pharmacotherapy, 38 % of 2023 sales, comprises GnRH agonists, selective progesterone-receptor modulators (SPRMs) and combined oral contraceptives; its revenue is volume-driven but threatened by 2026 patent cliffs for ulipristal acetate. Surgical intervention—laparoscopic, robotic and open myomectomy plus hysterectomy—commands 35 % of the market, yet declining inpatient reimbursement is shifting volumes toward outpatient laparoscopy. Minimally-invasive procedures, 18 %, covers uterine-artery embolisation, MRgFUS and radiofrequency ablation; CAGR 7.4 % reflects payer acceptance of CPT codes and declining capital-equipment prices. Non-invasive management (hormonal IUDs, tranexamic acid) supplies the final 9 %, acting as a low-cost bridge to definitive therapy while lengthening device replacement cycles. Together, these subtypes clarify how clinical efficacy versus risk profiles allocate share within the broader uterine fibroids treatment market segmentation.