Nanoplasty Hair Treatment in Melbourne's Northern Suburbs

Nanoplasty is a smoothing treatment that's sealed into the hair with a flat iron for a straighter, glossier finish. Like a keratin treatment, which coats the outside of each strand, it reduces frizz, but some Australian salons describe nanoplasty as gentler on the hair. 'Nanoplasty' is a product name rather than a separately regulated category, so ingredients vary by brand. Vasii offers it by appointment in Melbourne's northern suburbs and will recommend the treatment that suits your hair at your consultation.

Nanoplasty results usually last several months, with Australian salons quoting anywhere from about 3 to 8 months. How long yours lasts depends on the product used, your hair type and condition, how often you wash, and the products you use at home, and sulphate-free shampoo and conditioner are commonly recommended. Vasii will give you aftercare recommendations to help your result last as long as possible.

How soon you can wash your hair depends on the nanoplasty product used. Some products are promoted as having no downtime, while some Australian salons ask clients to avoid washing for 48 hours after treatment. Vasii will tell you the washing and aftercare rules for the product she uses before she starts, so you can plan around work, exercise or swimming.

Nanoplasty is often suitable for coloured hair, but bleached hair needs checking first. Australian salons commonly describe it as suitable for coloured hair, though some systems can lighten or soften colour by a couple of levels, and bleached hair is often porous and fragile. Timing matters too: salons commonly suggest colouring before the treatment or waiting a couple of weeks after it. Vasii checks your hair's condition first and will tell you honestly if it's suitable now.

Whether nanoplasty contains formaldehyde depends on the product, as 'nanoplasty' is a product name, not a regulated category. Some straighteners use glyoxylic acid instead. Since 1 June 2026, glyoxylic acid in cosmetics has been a Schedule 6 poison under Australia's Poisons Standard, after a review by the national chemicals regulator, and labels must warn about eye contact, gloves, ventilation and broken skin. Ask Vasii which product she uses, and see a doctor if you feel unwell after any smoothing treatment.

Source: Therapeutic Goods Administration

Nanoplasty is quoted after a consultation, because the price depends on your hair's length, thickness, condition and curl pattern, which change how much product and time it needs. Call 0419 857 723 or send an enquiry with your hair's length and thickness, and Vasii may ask for a photo of your hair so she can quote accurately.