Dr. Muttalip Keser 1600 Grafts: Ankara Patient Result
Case Summary: Dr. Keser 1,600 Grafts in Ankara
- Patient: a 29-year-old German patient, according to the archive
- Doctor: Dr. Muttalip Keser
- Reported grafts: 1,600
- Recipient area: approximately 70 cm² as stated in the historic account
- Historical price: US$2,000, not a current clinic price
- Not established: exact procedure date, timing of each photo or final graft survival
The numbers are historical descriptions, not independently verified operative records. The amount of visible coverage depends on starting hair density, hair calibre and how grafts are placed, so dividing 1,600 grafts by the reported area would not establish the actual cosmetic density. Compare our present-day cost guide and separate Dr. Keser 2,000-graft archive.
Dr. Muttalip Keser 1600 Grafts: Archived Ankara Case
Patient-reported case archive: This archive documents a 29-year-old German patient who reportedly received 1,600 grafts at Dr. Muttalip Keser’s clinic in Ankara. The historical account describes a recipient area of about 70 cm².
Historical pricing note: the original page listed a price of $2,000. That figure should not be treated as a current quote.
How to Interpret This Case
A relatively focused graft count can be useful for judging how efficiently grafts were distributed across a defined area. Compare the starting density, hairline design, donor appearance and the time elapsed between surgery and the photographs rather than judging the case from graft count alone.
For current clinic information, see the Dr. Muttalip Keser profile.
Useful Points to Compare
- Starting hair-loss pattern and donor characteristics
- Reported graft count and the size of the recipient area
- Donor extraction pattern and visible thinning
- Hairline design and density distribution
- Time elapsed between surgery and each photograph
This page is a historical patient-case archive rather than a controlled clinical study. Individual outcomes vary, so the photographs should be read in the context of the patient’s starting point, donor supply, procedure plan and follow-up interval.
