Brands generally describe nanoplasty as semi-permanent: it smooths the hair that has already grown and fades gradually, while new growth comes in with your natural texture. Prices and the session length for nanoplasty at kruLA are on the service page.
kruLA does nanoplasty in Century City for $220 to $550, by hair length: call (949) 883-8301.
Is nanoplasty permanent?
Nanoplasty is generally described as semi-permanent rather than permanent, because it works on the hair that is already on your head and gradually fades.
Hair grows from the scalp with your natural texture, so the roots show the difference between treated length and new growth.
How long does nanoplasty last?
Brands typically quote nanoplasty results in months, and how long a result holds varies with hair texture, how often you wash the hair and what you wash it with.
The aftercare you follow matters too; see nanoplasty aftercare.
What do nanoplasty results look like after six months?
Results at six months vary from client to client: the treated length has softened gradually, not switched off, and the regrowth shows your natural texture.
That is the point at which people usually decide whether to treat the new growth. The specialist looks at the hair and recommends what it needs.
How long does nanoplasty take?
At kruLA the nanoplasty session takes 3 h to 4 h, depending on hair length and thickness: shortest for shoulder length and shorter, longest for butt length and longer.
Plan the day for the longer end if your hair is long or thick.
How often can you get nanoplasty?
How often depends on the condition of your hair, and the specialist decides at the consultation.
Repeat treatments usually focus on the new growth, and hair that is already stressed needs more time between visits. The consultation costs $0 and takes 20 min.
What drives the price of nanoplasty? Hair length and hair thickness set the price: at kruLA nanoplasty runs from $220 for shoulder length and shorter to $550 for butt length and longer, and high density adds $30 to $90.
Thickness is measured before the treatment, and the session takes 3 h to 4 h depending on length. Every length step is on the prices page, and the nanoplasty page has the booking button.
Nanoplasty timing FAQ
What are the cons of nanoplasty?
The cons are that the roots grow in with your natural texture, aftercare is needed and the visit is long, 3 h to 4 h at kruLA. It is also the strongest straightening, so past chemical services matter.
What are the disadvantages of nanoplastia?
Nanoplasty changes the treated length a lot, it needs aftercare and the visit is long. It smooths; it does not repair damaged hair.
What are the downsides of nanoplastia treatment?
The roots grow in with your natural texture, a wait before the first wash is needed, and long or thick hair means a longer visit. Hair that is brittle needs repair first.
What are the disadvantages of nanoplasty hair treatment?
Strong straightening can make fine hair look flatter, the roots grow in with your texture, and the visit is long. Tell the specialist your hair history.
Can you curl hair after nanoplasty?
Once your wait is over, yes, with a heat protectant and a low setting; ask your specialist when heat is fine. Straightened hair holds a curl less tightly.
Can you still curl hair after nanoplasty?
Yes, after the wait, with a heat protectant on a low setting. Straight, smoothed hair holds a curl less tightly than untreated hair.
Does nanoplasty make your hair flat?
It can look sleeker and less voluminous, and fine hair can look flatter. If root volume matters, say so at the consultation and ask about BIO keratin.
Do you lose your curls with nanoplasty?
Nanoplasty straightens the curl pattern in the treated length, so curls are straightened in the treated length. If you want to keep your curls, ask about hair botox instead.