Enhance Your Results
Pre-treating the skin before a peel is not a requirement, but can offer powerful benefits to many skin types. Pre-treating can be used to reduce bacteria flare-ups, decrease the risk of post inflammatory hyperpigmentation, assist acids with more even penetration for those with cellular buildup, and/or to strengthen the skin and enhance the healing process.
Rhonda Allison’s pre-treating options contain powerful retinoids, brighteners, anti-bacterial support, AHA’s and skin strengthening ingredients. It is important to work with a professional aesthetician when pre-treating the skin to ensure optimal results.
May assist with acid penetration depending on use
Beneficial to pre-treat pigmentation, higher Fitzpatrick’s, performing deeper peels
Pre-treating with lighteners suppresses melanin and can eliminate post inflammatory hyperpigmentation and lighten overall skin tone
Beneficial to start the antibacterial process due to the excessive purging that may occur with acne-prone skin
Beneficial in decreasing healing time and amount of resources available at the dermis
May assist with acid penetration and can ensure a more even peel
A more aggressive approach which may be helpful with thicker skin to assist movement and soften the tissue
May assist with acid penetration and can ensure a more even peel
Aggressive approach is recommended
Beneficial to reduce the build-up underneath the skin
Depending on age and build-up of scar, will have an impact on the pre-treat option
Beneficial to prepare sensitive, rosacea or thinner skins prior to peels
Assists in loosening the epidermis layer, increases ATP energy, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial support
Assists in healing and strengthening of skin
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