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Dermatological aesthetic treatments that may be performed in summer

Summer skin care and the importance of a personalised consultation.

Professional skin care during summer

Deep skin hydration

Many people avoid all aesthetic dermatology treatments in summer because of sun exposure. This is not always necessary. With professional assessment and medical advice, many procedures can be performed safely in summer to support skin health, hydration and a fresh appearance.

Heat, UV rays, seawater, pool chlorine and sweating can reduce skin hydration. Treatments such as Skin boosters, mesotherapy and procedures using hyaluronic acid are among the options recommended in summer. They help hydrate the skin deeply, improve elasticity, restore natural radiance and support resistance to external factors.

Facial treatments

Professional facials can provide deep cleansing, remove impurities and soothe irritation caused by sun, heat and pollution during summer. They help restore the skin barrier and improve texture and appearance.

Botox

Botox is a procedure that can be performed throughout the year, including summer. Sun exposure does not affect it when patients follow medical aftercare instructions, such as avoiding strenuous exercise and high temperatures during the first hours.

Hyaluronic acid fillers

Hyaluronic acid fillers may also be considered during summer after assessing individual suitability and risks. They are used for facial volume and contours. After treatment, follow the instructions on sun exposure, heat and skin protection.

Which treatments should be postponed?

Although many procedures are possible in summer, treatments causing deep exfoliation, such as deep chemical peels, ablative lasers and other intensive procedures are generally recommended for autumn or winter. Afterwards, increased UV sensitivity raises the risk of hyperpigmentation and other complications.

Aftercare

Whatever procedure you choose, aftercare is as important as the procedure itself. Daily SPF 50+ sunscreen, regular skin hydration and avoiding prolonged sun exposure are key to caring for your skin and maintaining any results achieved.

Specialist consultation

Every person’s skin is unique and has different needs. Each treatment should therefore be adapted to the skin’s condition, lifestyle and the patient’s goals. A consultation with a dermatologist or aesthetic physician is the most important step in choosing an appropriate procedure and discussing the benefits, risks and care needed in every season.

Summer is no reason to give up skin care. Appropriate treatment and daily sun protection can help keep your skin healthy, hydrated and radiant throughout the season.