No Peeling after a Vi- Peel, Is that normal? (photo)

Vipeel chemical peels can cause post treatment redness, itching,
dryness, and ironically, hyperpigmentation. Early post-peel care is
vital. I would use a curated combination of Covalent peels, fractional
laser, and topical creams to treat the skin after a Vipeel. Start with
Elevase to help with dryness of the skin. Melarase creams are ideal to
combat pigmentation. 
AM: Melaclenz, Melapads, and Melarase AMPM: Melaclenz, Melapads, and Melarase PMBest, 
Dr. Karamanoukian
Realself100 Surgeon

Most people undergoing a Vi Peel, which is a proprietary mix of several ingredients, will experience some peeling by 7 days, but there can be some variation.  The fact that you feel as if your skin is "tight and rough" suggest that you have not exfoliated yet.  I would suggest utilizing more moisturizer. It is true not all people will exfoliate to the same extent, but you still should see some long term improvement in your skin!

Thanks for your question. It looks like you are still in the healing phase. I would recommend applying a thin layer of aquafor to help with the discomfort. Everbody peels differently and some people only have mild flaking. Your skin will get back to normal in a few more days. The Vi peel works deeper in the dermis on a cellular level so don't worry about how much you do or don't peel. Best wishes.