Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Rhonda Allison Chemical Peel.

Your esthetician cleanses the skin, applies the peel solution, monitors reaction, then neutralizes and soothes the area. Sessions are brief—often under an hour—with immediate tightening and gradual peeling over days. Pre- and post-care instructions ensure optimal, safe results.

Yes—formulations are designed for all skin types, including sensitive skin when properly customized. Your clinician will evaluate skin history, perform a patch test if needed, and adjust peel strength to minimize irritation while achieving results. Follow post-care to reduce sensitivity.

Recovery depends on peel strength; superficial peels often involve light flaking for three to seven days, while medium-strength peels may require longer healing. Expect redness and sensitivity initially. Adhering to aftercare and sun protection speeds recovery and preserves results.

Combination may be possible but depends on treatment type and skin tolerance. Your esthetician will recommend sequencing—for example, microneedling or aggressive resurfacing should be scheduled separately, while hydrating facials or LED therapy can complement peels when timed appropriately.

Results vary by skin concerns; many clients notice improvement after one session, but a series (typically three to six treatments spaced weeks apart) provides more dramatic, lasting results. Maintenance treatments and proper home care extend benefits and address ongoing concerns.

Aftercare includes gentle cleansing, regular moisturizing, and diligent broad-spectrum sunscreen use. Avoid active exfoliants, retinoids, and direct sun exposure until skin fully heals. Use only products recommended by your clinician and contact us if excessive redness or prolonged irritation occurs.