2820 Grafts FUE at ASMED: Koray Erdogan Patient Result

Patient-reported case archive: This archive documents an ASMED / Dr. Koray Erdogan hair transplant result. The original technical notes, timeline and photos are preserved below.
Case Summary
- Clinic: ASMED, Istanbul
- Doctor: Dr. Koray Erdogan
- Grafts: 2820
- Technique: FUE
Compare the treated area, hairline design, donor preservation and final density rather than graft count alone.
Recorded figures checked: The listed graft categories (415 single, 754 double and 1,651 multiple) add up to 2,820. The reported placement figures (700 at the frontal sides, 1,400 in the mid-scalp and 720 at the vertex) also total 2,820. This confirms only that the figures agree within the archived text; it does not independently authenticate the surgical record. The note below says finasteride began two weeks before surgery, so photographs alone cannot separate potential changes in native hair from transplanted-hair growth. No independently verified photo timeline is established here.
Possible duplicate case report: The companion 2,820-graft ASMED page has the same reported age (32), Ludwig II classification, manual-FUE technique, 415/754/1,651 graft categories and 700/1,400/720 placement figures. The 12 image filenames coincide, though the uploads are in different month folders. This strongly suggests a repeated case report, not proof of two independent patients; photograph provenance has not been verified.
For current clinic information, see our ASMED / Dr. Koray Erdogan clinic profile.
ASMED 2820 Grafts FUE: Patient Result
– AGE OF THE PATIENT: 32
– LUDWIG type baldness (Alopecia Diffusa): II
Operation Details
2820 grafts FUE extracted with manual punch, diameter 0.6 – 0.8 mm.
Engravings made with: custom made blades, lateral slit
* 415 single grafts
* 754 double grafts
* 1651 multiple grafts
Graft Distribution
700 grafts were used to restore the side parts of the patient’s frontline (350 grafts per part); 1400 grafts to fill the mid-scalp and 720 to cover the vertex
– FINASTERIDE: The patient started treatment 2 weeks before undergoing the operation















