Esma & Serkan 3830 Grafts DHI: Age 43 Patient Result
Patient-reported case archive: This archive documents a 3,830-graft DHI transplant for a 43-year-old patient at the Esma & Serkan Aygın clinic.
Case Summary
- Clinic: Esma & Serkan Aygın
- Patient age: 43
- Grafts: 3,830
- Technique: DHI
- Historical price: €1 per graft
- Patient question: density and frontal-line appearance, especially around the pre-existing central forelock
The historical price is not a current quote. The original photo series is preserved below for independent review.
Further Reading and Case Context
In this archive, the reported 3,830-graft figure, the images and patient account should be read alongside the starting hair-loss pattern, donor-area appearance and dated follow-up images. The named DHI technique is not, by itself, evidence of the eventual density or survival of implanted follicles.
For broader context, read our hair transplant planning guide and DHI technique guide. These explain general considerations and do not independently verify the clinical outcome pictured here.
How to Interpret This Patient Case
This page is an archived patient case rather than a controlled clinical study. Graft count, technique, timing, pricing and patient impressions should be read as historical case details only where they were recorded in the original account. Hair-transplant outcomes vary with donor density, hair calibre, recipient-area size, surgical planning, healing and the progression of future hair loss.
For this 3,830-graft DHI archive, the patient’s stated concern was density and the frontal-line appearance around a pre-existing central forelock. Review the starting hairline and donor area alongside dated photographs; the historical per-graft price is not a current quote, and the case does not establish a typical result.
Useful Points to Compare
- Starting hair-loss pattern and donor density
- Reported graft count and recipient-area coverage
- Donor extraction pattern and visible thinning
- Hairline design, direction and density distribution
- Time elapsed between surgery and each photograph
How the Existing Central Hair Lock Affects Comparison
The patient reports a 3,830-graft DHI procedure at age 43 and specifically asks reviewers to consider a retained lock of native hair at the centre of the frontal area. That detail matters: visible central coverage cannot automatically be attributed to transplanted grafts. Evaluation should focus on how the new hairline connects with existing hair, rather than assuming every visible hair is newly implanted.
The archive also gives a historical €1-per-graft fee, which is not a present-day quotation. The source does not independently establish a standardized final follow-up point or measured graft survival. As with any patient-submitted case, lighting, hairstyle, and native-hair preservation complicate comparison.
What Makes This DHI Case Distinctive?
The patient specifically asks readers to assess the frontal hairline and the density around a central forelock that existed before surgery. A central forelock may affect how continuous the hairline appears in photographs, so it is important not to attribute all visible hair in that area to implanted grafts.
Compare images of the frontal zone taken from the same angle and with similar hair length. The reported €1-per-graft fee is part of this archived account, not a current clinic offer. The photos cannot by themselves establish an exact graft-survival percentage or an objective density measurement.
Hi friends. My age is 43. 3,830 grafts were transplanted using DHI technique in the transplantation center of Serkan&Esma Aygın Clinic in Koç University Hospital. There was a lock of hair in the front center, regardless of the situation there, could you evaluate the transplantation result in terms of both frequency and front line? Thanks in advance. By the way, I paid 1 € for 1 graft as the hair transplant price.
