Why Skin Loses Moisture Faster in Summer
Summer exposes the skin to several stress factors at once: ultraviolet radiation, high temperatures, air conditioning and salt water.
As a result, the skin’s hydrolipid barrier is disrupted, transepidermal water loss increases, and the skin gradually loses density, firmness and its natural glow.
What Bellarti Is in Modern Aesthetic Medicine
Bellarti is a line of biorevitalization products based on high-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid, developed by the pharmaceutical company Solopharm.

Unlike fillers, Bellarti products do not add volume or change facial features. Their purpose is to restore the skin’s water balance, improve microcirculation and activate the natural regenerative processes of the dermis.
Depending on the specific product in the line, the formula may be enhanced with ingredients that address dullness, pigmentation or loss of skin firmness.
How Bellarti Biorevitalization Restores Skin After Sun Exposure
After a course of treatments, the skin gradually regains lost hydration and becomes firmer and more elastic. Microcirculation improves, which evens out skin tone and reduces visible signs of photodamage.
The first changes may be noticeable after the very first treatment, but the maximum result develops over several weeks after the course is completed.
Can Biorevitalization Be Done in Summer
Bellarti does not increase the skin’s sensitivity to sunlight, so the treatments can be done at any time of year, including summer.
The main condition is following sun protection recommendations: using SPF 50+ and limiting active sun exposure for 10–14 days after the procedure.
A standard course includes 3–4 treatments at 2–3 week intervals. The result lasts on average up to 6–9 months and depends on individual skin characteristics and the patient’s lifestyle.
Bellarti is one of the most physiological methods for restoring the skin after summer dehydration and photodamage, providing deep hydration and improving skin quality without changing its volume or structure.
To choose the right product and treatment protocol, a consultation with a Medest specialist is recommended.







