Scalp Series

At Scalp Series Melbourne, we specialise in advanced hair loss treatments and scalp health support.

This client came to us with:
• Hair thinning
• Receding temples
• Weak hairline

After a consultation and AI-assisted scalp analysis, we created a personalised Hair Loss Protocol to target these concerns.

Do you have similar concerns?
Book your obligation-free hair consultation today – click the “Book Now” tab in our bio.

Visit: scalpseries.com
Text: 0405 845 442 (text only)
Payment plans available
Hawthorn East, Melbourne

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Disclaimer
Results vary between individuals and depend on multiple factors, including underlying cause and adherence to the recommended regimen. All images and videos are shared with patient consent and depict authentic conditions. No filters, AI enhancements, or unrealistic lighting are used. These visuals do not guarantee individual results or outcomes.

Results, risks, complications, and recovery times differ for each person and procedure. For comprehensive information on specific treatments and their associated risks, consultation with a qualified, AHPRA-registered health practitioner is required.

This content is intended for general informational purposes only, directed at adults, and is not medical advice. For personalised assessment, book a face-to-face or online consultation at scalpseries.com

Thai (Crystal) Dinh
Registered Nurse, General Registration
NMW0002336891

If you have noticed more hair in the brush since starting a GLP-1, you are not imagining it. The most likely explanation is telogen effluvium, a temporary shedding that follows rapid weight loss, and for most people it settles once things steady. Here is the plain version, and the signs it is worth a proper look. Complimentary consultations are available via the link in bio.

DHT gets blamed for hair loss more than any other hormone. The blame is only half right.

Pattern hair loss is about sensitivity, not supply. Some follicles are inherited more sensitive to DHT than others, and in those follicles the growing phase gets cut short. A hair that would normally grow for 3 to 6 years can drop to weeks or months. It comes back finer each time, until you start to see scalp where you used to see hair.

It affects men and women both, and it looks different in each. Around 40 per cent of women show signs by age 50, and up to half of men. Most women with pattern hair loss have completely normal hormone levels on a blood test, which is why chasing a number rarely answers the question.

What helps is a starting point. Something to compare against, so you know whether anything is changing at all.

Swipe for what the research says. General information only. Link in bio if you want it.

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Disclaimer
General information only, not medical advice. Everyone's hair and scalp are different — for personalised advice, book a consultation with a qualified, AHPRA-registered health practitioner at scalpseries.com

Crystal Dinh
Registered Nurse, General Registration
NMW0002336891

A quick tour of what's now on our new site.

Clear explainers on how the hair cycle works and the scalp concerns we see most often. An honest look at how we assess and support scalp health and hair, described in plain terms so you know what to expect. A little about our space in Hawthorn East and the registered nurse behind Scalp Series. And the questions we're asked most, gathered in one place.

It's all there to help you feel informed and at ease, well before you ever walk in. Take your time and explore.

Link in bio.

Scalp Series is a boutique Medical Hair Restoration clinic in Melbourne. We offer evidence-based treatments for hair loss and scalp health.

This client came to us with:
• Hair thinning
• Weak hairline and temple recession
• Scalp inflammation

After a consultation and AI scalp analysis, we created a personalised plan to target these concerns.

Do you have similar concerns?
Book our complimentary Advanced Hair Loss Consultation today – click the “Book Now” tab in our bio.

Visit: scalpseries.com
Text: 0405 845 442 (text only)
Payment plans available
Hawthorn East, Melbourne

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Disclaimer
Results vary between individuals and depend on multiple factors, including underlying cause and adherence to the recommended regimen. All images and videos are shared with patient consent and depict authentic conditions. No filters, AI enhancements, or unrealistic lighting are used. These visuals do not guarantee individual results or outcomes.

Results, risks, complications, and recovery times differ for each person and procedure. For comprehensive information on specific treatments and their associated risks, consultation with a qualified, AHPRA-registered health practitioner is required.

This content is intended for general informational purposes only, directed at adults, and is not medical advice. For personalised assessment, book a face-to-face or online consultation at scalpseries.com

Crystal Dinh
Registered Nurse, General Registration
NMW0002336891

Started a treatment and shedding more? Read this before you panic. A short early shed can be turnover as new hairs push out resting ones, and a fine fringe along the hairline is often the first sign. A baseline scan tells us whether it is turnover or something needing a different plan. Link in bio if you want it.

We've built a new home online.

Everything to do with your scalp and hair, brought together in one calm, clear place. The science, our approach and honest answers to the questions we hear most, all without the jargon or the pressure.

Whether you're just curious or you've been wondering about your scalp for a while, it's there whenever you need it. Have a look when it suits you, and if you'd like to chat, our details are on the site.

Link in bio.

PRP and PRF both start with your own blood, so the question is not which is better, it is which suits your scalp. The difference comes down to how the blood is spun and how quickly the growth factors are released. Here is the plain language version. Suitability is always decided at consultation, after we measure. Complimentary consultations are available via the link in bio.