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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Alumier MD Peels.
Yes. Our clinicians select gentler Alumier MD formulations and perform patch testing when needed. We tailor acid concentrations and pre/post care to reduce irritation while delivering effective results for sensitive skin.
Most clients see improvement after one treatment, with optimal outcomes achieved in a series of three to six peels spaced two to four weeks apart, depending on skin concerns and goals.
Downtime ranges from minimal redness and flaking to several days of peeling depending on peel depth. Most clients resume regular activities within three to seven days with proper aftercare.
Yes. Peels can be part of a multi-modality plan, but timing matters. We coordinate peels with lasers, injectables, and microneedling to maximize safety and results—your clinician will recommend an ideal schedule.
We exercise caution. Certain actives are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Please inform your clinician; we may postpone treatment or offer alternative, pregnancy-safe options after consultation.
Prepare by avoiding retinoids, limiting sun exposure, and following any pre-peel regimen provided. Disclose medications and skin history so we can personalize preparation and reduce risk of complications.