Asuman Hair 3000 Grafts: Age 30 Patient Case
Patient case archive: This account reports 3,000 grafts at Asuman Hair for a patient who had just turned 30. The source also mentions family history and supplements as part of the patient’s background; those details are historical context, not treatment advice or proof of an effect.
Archive Information and Verification
This is an archived patient-reported record, not a clinical study or a measure of the clinic’s average outcomes. This editorial update does not independently verify the original source, photographs, exact graft count or current clinic workflow.
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Case summary
- Clinic: Asuman Hair
- Patient age: 30
- Grafts: 3,000
- Family history: the patient reports hereditary hair loss
- Supplement history: vitamin C, B-complex, zinc, iron and OPC are mentioned
The supplement list is historical patient-reported information, not a recommendation. Taking iron, zinc or other supplements without a documented deficiency is not proven to prevent inherited hair loss, and excess intake can be harmful. The original narrative and images are preserved below.
Patient-reported experience
The patient said hereditary hair loss had been expected because baldness runs in the family and described paying close attention to hair care for years before deciding on surgery at age 30. Routine shampooing, blow-drying or styling choices should not be confused with the underlying genetic cause of androgenetic hair loss.
I always knew my hair would fall out, baldness runs in the family, so I was always careful when blow-drying, shampooing, and using wax.
I just turned 30 and wanted thick hair again, like I used to have. With the coronavirus situation, I decided to get a hair transplant to get rid of this problem.
For about 5 years now, I’ve been taking:
Vitamin C
Vitamin B complex
Zinc
Iron
OPC
I drink alcohol occasionally, but I’m careful about it.
The clinic was chosen after recommendations from relatives and additional forum research. The patient noted that the price was higher than some alternatives but decided to proceed based on those personal references.
The patient described being anxious about needles and the procedure, but reported a positive experience with communication and support during the day, including continued contact through WhatsApp afterward.
They started at 10 a.m.
Two people from the team, one woman and one man, took the roots. It didn’t take long. (At first, they said 2500, then it became 3000. I don’t understand why. If anyone knows, can they explain?) Then Asuman Hanim opened the channels.
At 12:00
There was a 10-minute lunch break.
Then a woman started planting the back area. About 1-2 hours later, Asuman Hanim came and planted all the roots.
It finished around 6:30-7:00 PM, and I went to the hotel.
The times are a bit approximate—I think they cut 9 hairs and started at 10. But it finished at 6:30 PM.
The next day at the hospital, they washed my hair at 4 PM and explained how to wash it, the shampoos, etc.
Aftercare questions raised by the patient
The patient was given shampoo, lotion and a spray as part of the postoperative routine and had questions about how long those products should be used. These details are preserved as part of the historical account, not as current aftercare advice.
For broader context, see our recovery timeline, donor area guide and patient result archive.
