Professional Treatments · AlumierMD
Professional Peels. Personalised to Your Skin.
Restore · Renew · Regenerate
At Renova Practice, you don't need to choose your chemical peel. Your skin is assessed first and an appropriate AlumierMD professional peel protocol is selected according to your skin type, concerns, sensitivity and treatment goals.
About This Treatment
What Are Professional Chemical Peels?
Professional chemical peels are clinical treatments that use carefully formulated acids and active ingredients to resurface the skin, improve tone and texture, and address a range of skin concerns. Unlike over-the-counter products, professional peels are applied in a controlled clinical environment by a trained practitioner.
AlumierMD professional peels are medical-grade formulations designed to deliver consistent, evidence-based results. Each protocol has been developed to target specific skin concerns — and the selection of the most appropriate peel is a clinical decision, not a consumer choice.
At Renova Practice, peel selection is always made by your nurse practitioner following a thorough skin assessment. This ensures the treatment is appropriate for your skin type, your concerns and your individual circumstances.
Medical-grade professional peelsConcern-Led Approach
What Can Chemical Peels Help With?
The following outlines the types of concerns that professional AlumierMD peels may be used to address. The specific protocol recommended for you will always be determined following assessment — not selected from a menu.
Acne & Blemishes
Professional peels can help to reduce active breakouts, improve congestion and support clearer-looking skin over a course of treatments. Depending on your skin assessment, options such as Radiant 20/10 or Detox Clear may be considered — the most appropriate choice will be made by your practitioner.
Congestion & Oily Skin
For skin that is prone to congestion, enlarged pores or excess oil, a targeted peel protocol can help to refine skin texture and improve clarity. Depending on your presentation, options such as Detox Clear or Radiant 20/10 may be appropriate — your practitioner will advise following assessment.
Pigmentation & Uneven Skin Tone
Pigmentation concerns — including post-inflammatory pigmentation, dark marks and uneven skin tone — may respond well to a targeted peel programme. Protocols such as Radiant TXA or another appropriate AlumierMD formulation may be considered, depending on the type and depth of pigmentation and your skin type.
Dullness & Radiance
If your skin looks tired, dull or lacks clarity, a resurfacing peel can help to improve radiance and overall skin quality. Depending on your assessment, a protocol such as Radiant 30 or another appropriate formulation may be recommended to support brighter, more luminous-looking skin.
Fine Lines & Visible Skin Ageing
Professional peels can support skin renewal and help to improve the appearance of fine lines, skin quality and visible signs of ageing. Depending on your assessment, a rejuvenating protocol such as Vitamin A Boost or another appropriate AlumierMD formulation may be incorporated into your treatment plan.
Sensitive or Redness-Prone Skin
Suitability for chemical peels must be carefully assessed for sensitive or redness-prone skin. A gentler approach, a period of skin preparation with targeted homecare, or an alternative treatment pathway may be recommended before proceeding with a peel. Your practitioner will advise on the most appropriate next steps following assessment.
Why We Choose Your Peel For You
Peel Selection Is a Clinical Decision
Choosing the right chemical peel is not straightforward. A number of individual factors can influence which protocol is most appropriate — and selecting the wrong peel for a particular skin type or concern can lead to adverse reactions or disappointing results.
Skin Type & Fitzpatrick Scale
Certain peel formulations carry a higher risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation in darker skin tones. Your Fitzpatrick skin type is an important factor in peel selection.
Skin Sensitivity & Barrier Health
Compromised or sensitised skin may not tolerate certain active ingredients. A period of skin preparation or a gentler protocol may be recommended first.
Current Skincare & Active Ingredients
Your existing skincare routine — including any prescription actives, retinoids or acids — can affect how your skin responds to a professional peel and will be taken into account.
Treatment History
Previous professional treatments, including prior peels, laser or microneedling, can influence the timing and selection of your next treatment.
Contraindications & Medical History
Certain medical conditions, medications and circumstances may affect suitability for chemical peels. A thorough consultation allows us to identify any contraindications before proceeding.
Desired Outcomes & Tolerance
Your treatment goals, downtime tolerance and lifestyle are all considered when recommending a peel protocol. We aim to recommend what is most appropriate for you as an individual.
"The right peel for the right skin. Peel selection is always a clinical decision — made by your practitioner, not chosen from a menu."
Your Treatment Journey
What to Expect
Consultation
We begin by listening. Your practitioner will take time to understand your concerns, skin history, current skincare, lifestyle and goals.
Skin Assessment
A thorough assessment of your skin allows us to understand your skin type, concerns and how your skin is likely to respond to treatment.
Peel Selection
Based on your consultation and assessment, your practitioner will select the most appropriate AlumierMD peel protocol for your individual skin.
Treatment
Your peel is applied by your nurse practitioner in a calm, clinical environment. Your comfort and safety are our priority throughout.
Aftercare
Detailed aftercare guidance will be provided following your treatment. Appropriate homecare and sun protection are an important part of your recovery and results.
Review
Progress is reviewed following your treatment. Your plan can be adjusted as your skin responds, and further treatments recommended as appropriate.
Take the First Step
You Choose the Concern. We Choose the Treatment.
If you're interested in professional chemical peels, the best place to start is a skin consultation. We'll assess your skin, discuss your concerns and determine whether a peel is appropriate — and if so, which one.