AlumierMD San Diego
AlumierMD is founded on three core values that inform every aspect of our international brand.
About AlumierMD
AlumierMD was launched in 2016 and has been continually developed and driven by a group of skincare-passionate scientists, physician and science-loving skincare specialists with over 100 years of combined experience in the industry. With offices in Europe, the US and Canada, this scientific community continues to evolve and innovate the brand and its offerings.
AlumierMD is one of the fastest-growing medical skincare brands, with a growing global network of partner clinics.
AlumierMD was conceived to service an unmet need: medical-grade skincare that is produced in a socially responsible way and focuses on the importance of educating its customers on how to care for their skin. The company backs this commitment with innovation and education: For six years, it developed a patented technology to eliminate diversion and counterfeiting so that products are always professionally dispensed. And since it was founded, it has offered unparalleled complimentary in-clinic, classroom and virtually on-demand continuing education options – including CPD certifications (UK exclusive) – to build knowledge and inspire confidence in every skincare professional that joins the team.
Why choose AlumierMD over drugstore skincare products?
Medical-grade skincare products, like those from AlumierMD, are formulated with higher concentrations of active ingredients and undergo rigorous clinical testing to ensure efficacy and safety. Unlike products available at the drugstore, medical-grade skincare usually requires a healthcare professional’s prescription or supervision for purchase.
Choosing medical-grade skincare instead of over-the-counter alternatives can be beneficial for individuals with specific skin issues or concerns, as these products are designed to provide more significant, targeted, and faster results, backed by scientific research and professional guidance to ensure their safety and effectiveness.
All the B’s: BS Skin Care Trends That Need to Be Over + Bri’s Journey Treating Cystic Acne
In this episode of All the B’s, a fun and unfiltered plastic surgery podcast, Dr. Gallus and her scrub tech Bri list must-do steps for healthy skin and explain why that viral skincare product on TikTok might be wrecking your skin. Bri also shares which skin care products and treatments helped her heal her stubborn cystic acne.
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Featured Products
Here are a few of our faves here at RestoreSD:
- Key Benefits
- Glossary
- Contain higher concentrations of active ingredients for more potent formulations
- Penetrate deeper into the skin than over-the-counter skincare products
- Clinically proven through rigorous testing to ensure they deliver the results they promise
- Personally tailored to your skincare regimen by a qualified skincare professional
- Active Ingredients: Substances in skincare products that are specifically aimed at treating certain skin concerns, such as aging or acne, with medical-grade products often containing higher concentrations than over-the-counter options.
- Antioxidants: Compounds that help protect the skin from damage caused by free radicals, common in medical-grade skincare to prevent aging and promote skin health.
- Barrier Function: The skin’s natural defense mechanism against environmental damage, with medical-grade skincare products formulated to enhance and strengthen this function.
- Clinical Trials: Rigorous testing processes that medical-grade skincare products undergo to prove their safety and efficacy before becoming available to consumers.
- Dermatologist-Recommended: Skincare products that have been endorsed by skincare professionals for their effectiveness, often referring to medical-grade products.
- Drugstore Skincare: Products available over-the-counter at pharmacies and retail stores, typically featuring lower concentrations of active ingredients compared to medical-grade skincare.
- Exfoliation: The removal of dead skin cells from the surface to improve skin texture and appearance, with medical-grade exfoliants often offering more profound results due to stronger formulations.
- Hyaluronic Acid: A moisture-binding ingredient that helps hydrate and plump the skin, found in both over-the-counter and medical-grade skincare products, though often in different concentrations.
- Medical-Grade Skincare: Products that contain higher concentrations of active ingredients and are sold through licensed professionals, designed to address specific skin issues more effectively than over-the-counter options.
- Peptides: Ingredients used in skincare to signal the skin to produce collagen, with medical-grade products often utilizing more advanced peptide technologies for anti-aging benefits.
- pH Level: The measure of acidity or alkalinity of skincare products, with medical-grade skincare often carefully formulated to match the skin’s natural pH for optimal effectiveness.
- Retinol: A form of vitamin A used for its skin renewal benefits, with medical-grade retinol products typically offering higher strengths for more significant anti-aging effects.
- Serums: Concentrated treatments designed to deliver high doses of active ingredients to the skin, with medical-grade serums often targeting specific concerns like aging or hydration more precisely than their over-the-counter counterparts.
- SPF (Sun Protection Factor): A measure of how well a sunscreen will protect the skin from UVB rays, the kind of radiation that causes sunburn, damages skin, and can contribute to skin cancer.
Have questions about what products are right for you?
Our aesthetic experts are here to help you establish the skincare plan that helps you look radiant and feel confident. We offer our clients complimentary skincare consultations to help you select the medical-grade skincare routine to meet your goals and extend your results from your treatments.
Call to schedule your complimentary skincare consult today »
References »
Lintner K, Gerstein F, Solish N. A serum containing vitamins C & E and a matrix-repair tripeptide reduces facial signs of aging as evidenced by Primos® analysis and frequently repeated auto-perception. J Cosmet Dermatol. 2020; 19: 3262–3269. https://doi.org/10.1111/jocd.13770
Medically reviewed by Dr. Katerina Gallus — Updated on Apr 4, 2025
