AlumierMD Peel Treatments at Skinfluence
AlumierMD chemical peels represent the next generation of clinical-grade exfoliation, designed to deliver real, visible results with minimal downtime. Backed by science and formulated with high-performance, clean ingredients, AlumierMD peels are tailored to suit all skin types and concerns—including acne, hyperpigmentation, aging, rosacea, and more. Free from parabens, sulfates, and dyes, this cosmetically elegant, medical-grade skincare line is known for being both gentle and effective.
With a variety of peel formulations available, your Skinfluence professional will customize a treatment plan to target your unique skin needs—enhancing clarity, radiance, and overall skin health safely and effectively.
If you’re considering a chemical peel, consult with one of our providers so we can determine if this treatment is right for you. With the right care and maintenance, you can enjoy beautiful skin that looks healthier, brighter and more youthful.
Will I experience heavy peeling or redness after my AlumierMD chemical peel?
Not necessarily. While some clients expect visible peeling across the entire treatment area, most experience only mild flaking—similar to what you might see after a light sunburn or tan. In many cases, exfoliation happens at a cellular level, meaning you may not see it, but your skin is still renewing itself. AlumierMD peels are light to medium-depth and are carefully formulated to minimize irritation, redness, and downtime.
What should I expect immediately after my chemical peel?
Right after your peel, your skin may feel slightly tender and more sensitive to sunlight as it begins the renewal process. Peeling, if it occurs, usually starts within 3–5 days and reveals fresh, rejuvenated skin underneath. This is also when your homecare products become more effective, as they can better penetrate the newly refreshed skin.
If I don’t see peeling, did the treatment still work?
Absolutely. Visible peeling is not the only sign of a successful treatment. Exfoliation may occur microscopically, meaning it happens beneath the surface and is not visible to the naked eye. Whether or not you see peeling, your skin is still benefiting from the cellular turnover and rejuvenation triggered by the peel.
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