Scalp Series named ASCE+ Exosome Top Consultant for Victoria
- Scalp Series has been named ASCE+ Exosome Top Consultant for Victoria for the second quarter of 2026.
- It is presented by InMode, the Australian distributor of ASCE+ exosome technology.
- It was assessed on three things: the volume of ASCE+ exosome treatments performed, the clinical standards those treatments are delivered to, and the before and after photography submitted for review.
Scalp Series has been named ASCE+ Exosome Top Consultant for Victoria for the second quarter of 2026. For a studio in Hawthorn East run by one nurse, working one client at a time, that is a genuinely nice thing to receive. It also deserves some context, because an award means very little unless you know who gave it and what it was actually measuring.
What the award recognises
The award is presented by InMode, the Australian distributor of ASCE+ exosome technology. It assesses three things: the volume of ASCE+ exosome treatments a clinic performs, the clinical standards those treatments are delivered to, and the before and after photography submitted for review. Scalp Series ranked first in Victoria on those criteria for the quarter.
Why volume is still worth knowing
With that context in place, the volume part is genuinely useful information when you are choosing where to go. It tells you a practitioner works with this technology regularly rather than occasionally, across many different patterns and stages of hair loss. Familiarity is not the same as a guaranteed result, and it never will be, but it does mean the person treating you has seen a lot of scalps and knows how the protocol behaves in practice.
How exosome treatment works here
Exosome therapy is the treatment performed most often at Scalp Series. The exosomes are applied to the scalp following microneedling, where they support the environment around the follicle. They are used either on their own, or alongside PRF in our combination protocol.
Every exosome treatment follows the same structure. It begins with a complimentary consultation of around 45 minutes, including AI scalp analysis to establish your baseline. Treatment plans are built around your own pattern and stage of hair loss, your scalp is reviewed at every session, and structured photography is taken at sessions one and six under consistent lighting and angles, so change is measured rather than guessed at.
Part of a good clinical standard is being straightforward about who is a suitable candidate and who is not. Exosome therapy for hair is an emerging treatment, the published evidence for hair specifically is still developing, and individual results vary. If a scan suggests something simpler would serve you better, or that the honest answer is a referral to your GP, that is what you will hear.
Crystal, Registered Nurse
Crystal is the founder of Scalp Series and an AHPRA registered nurse who works exclusively in hair and scalp restoration. She holds a Master of Nursing Science from the University of Melbourne, a Graduate Diploma in Cosmetic Nursing and Injectables, and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Auckland. She is currently studying toward certification as a trichologist with the International Association of Trichologists, and personally performs every consultation and treatment at the studio in Hawthorn East.
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