Clinic profile · partially verified
Dr. Muttalip Keser Hair Transplantation Clinic
Ankara, Turkey
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Editorial summary
Dr. Muttalip Keser Hair Transplantation Clinic is a physician-centered FUE clinic in Çankaya, Ankara. Current clinic material assigns consultation, planning, extraction, recipient-site work and implantation to Dr. Keser, with assistants supporting the procedure. The clinic's FAQ states that it generally implants 600–700 grafts per day and that 2,500 grafts may take four consecutive days; a separate technique page uses 600–800 grafts per session. These figures describe graft throughput, not confirmed patients per day. A 2024 patient reported being the second patient in an afternoon slot, so THI does not describe the clinic as one-patient-per-day. No current official tariff was found; a 2026 forum price tracker reports approximately €4 per graft, which remains an independent estimate rather than a clinic-confirmed price. Independent cases include early, intermediate and mature updates, plus one patient who later sought augmentation after density dissatisfaction. These self-selected reports cannot establish clinic-wide success, complication or repair rates. The THI score remains withheld pending calibration of the planned 25-clinic cohort.
At a glance
Structured facts
- Location
- Ankara, Turkey
- Profile verification
- partially verified
- Commercial relationship
- No commercial relationshipPublisher declaration
Declared by Turkey Hair Index on .
Read the commercial disclosureRecorded separately and never used in score calculation.
- Patient volume
- Not confirmedNot independently confirmed
The clinic publishes graft throughput rather than a current patients-per-day figure. Its FAQ states 600–700 grafts per day, while the technique page says 600–800 grafts per session. A 2024 patient reported being the second patient in an afternoon slot. THI therefore does not infer one patient per day, a maximum case count or current concurrency.
Sources:[3][4][11]
Procedure roles
Who Actually Performs the Procedure?
- Consultation
- Clinic material and independent patient reports describe direct consultation and planning with Dr. Keser. (Dr. Abdulmuttalip Keser)Third-party source
This supports direct physician access in the cited pathway; appointment format and duration should be confirmed for a particular booking.
Sources:[3][11] - Hairline design
- The reviewed clinic workflow and patient material attribute hairline design to Dr. Keser. (Dr. Abdulmuttalip Keser)Third-party sourceSources:[3][11]
- Planning
- Case material describes graft allocation and donor or recipient priorities being set by Dr. Keser, including staged or limited-area treatment. (Dr. Abdulmuttalip Keser)Third-party source
The cited examples support a physician-led planning pattern, not a guaranteed graft number or treatment decision for another patient.
Sources:[3][9][14] - Incisions / channels
- The clinic describes Dr. Keser as performing the FUE procedure and recipient-side placement work in its stick-and-place workflow. (Dr. Abdulmuttalip Keser)Clinic confirmed
This is a clinic-published role statement rather than an independent operating-room audit.
Sources:[4][3] - Extraction
- The official FAQ says Dr. Keser is involved in every step, including extraction; the technique page says he performs FUE with assistants. (Dr. Abdulmuttalip Keser, Assistants providing procedural support)Clinic confirmed
Assistant support is disclosed, but the current named support-team roster and exact task boundaries are not published.
Sources:[3][4][11] - Implantation
- The official FAQ explicitly includes implantation among Dr. Keser's stages; assistants support graft handling and procedural control. (Dr. Abdulmuttalip Keser, Assistants providing graft-handling support)Clinic confirmed
The published role description is strong, while assistant identities and credentials remain incompletely disclosed.
Sources:[3][4][11]
Workflow
Daily Patient Volume
- Reported range
- Not confirmedNot independently confirmed
The clinic publishes graft throughput rather than a current patients-per-day figure. Its FAQ states 600–700 grafts per day, while the technique page says 600–800 grafts per session. A 2024 patient reported being the second patient in an afternoon slot. THI therefore does not infer one patient per day, a maximum case count or current concurrency.
Sources:[3][4][11]
Before treatment
Consultation & Planning
- Doctor consultation
- YesThird-party source
The reviewed evidence supports direct doctor consultation in the cited pathway.
Sources:[3][11] - Video consultation
- Not confirmedNot independently confirmed
A routine named-doctor video-consultation pathway was not established in the reviewed sources.
Sources:[1] - Photo assessment
- Not confirmedNot independently confirmed
Remote photographic assessment is described in patient discussions, but the current official pathway and named reviewer were not established well enough to code as confirmed.
Sources:[14]
People
Surgical Team
- Doctors
- Op. Dr. Abdulmuttalip Keser — Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery specialist; clinic physicianThird-party sourceSources:[2][6][7]
- Roles
- Dr. Keser: consultation, hairline design, surgical planning, extraction, recipient-side work and implantation, Assistants: anesthesia and procedural support, graft handling and counting, and implantation supportThird-party source
The broad role split is documented; it is not a complete named roster or credential audit.
Sources:[3][4][11] - Team members
- Not confirmedNot independently confirmed
A complete current roster of assistants, their qualifications, tenure and exact stage-by-stage responsibilities was not found.
Sources:[4][11] - Team continuity
- Not confirmedNot independently confirmed
Dr. Keser's physician involvement is clearly described, but the clinic does not publish whether the same assistants remain with a patient across every day of a multi-day procedure.
Sources:[3][4][11] - Experience notes
- The official biography states that Dr. Keser graduated from Ankara University Faculty of Medicine in 1991 and completed plastic-surgery training from 1992 to 1997. His current specialty listing is supported by Turkish professional and government-associated directories.Third-party source
The clinic also makes a historical priority claim about FUE in Turkey; that priority claim is not independently verified by THI.
Sources:[2][6][7]
Assessment
Donor Management
- Published information
The reviewed material supports a staged, low-daily-graft workflow and case-level examples of limiting or deferring recipient areas. These examples indicate planning behavior, not a measurable donor-survival rate or a guaranteed conservative plan for every patient.
Third-party sourceThe donor-planning pattern is documented, while standardized donor photographs, graft-survival data and representative long-term denominators are unavailable.
Sources:[3][4][9][12][13]Published graft throughput: The official FAQ states 600–700 grafts per day and says a 2,500-graft procedure may take four consecutive days; the technique page uses 600–800 grafts per session.
Sources:[3][4]Case-level staging: A January 2026 repeat-patient case describes 1,650 grafts over three days and discussion of leaving the vertex untreated for the time being.
Sources:[9]Outcome limitation: Independent material includes positive updates and one later augmentation after density dissatisfaction. Self-selected cases cannot establish prevalence, causation or clinic-wide outcomes.
Sources:[12][13]
Treatment scope
Procedures
Costs
Pricing
- Pricing evidence
- EUR 4 per graftThird-party source
No current official tariff was found. Approximately €4 per graft is an independent 2026 forum estimate, not a clinic-confirmed price or guaranteed quote. Package inclusions, accommodation, transfers, deposit and cancellation terms remain unconfirmed and should be obtained in writing.
Sources:[8] - Price model
- per graftSources:[8]
- Hotel
- Not confirmedSources:[8]
- Transfers
- Not confirmedSources:[8]
- Other inclusions
- Approximately €4 per graft in a 2026 independent forum price-tracking threadSources:[8]
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After treatment
Aftercare
- First wash
- The clinic publishes early washing and scab-care instructions, including baby-shampoo use and a gauze-and-ointment step.Clinic confirmed
This records the clinic's published protocol and is not individualized medical advice from THI.
Sources:[5] - Clinic follow-up
- The official protocol describes bandage removal and early postoperative care; the exact in-clinic appointment schedule for every patient is not fixed on the reviewed page.Clinic confirmedSources:[5]
- Remote follow-up
- Not confirmedNot independently confirmed
Current case reports describe direct photo communication, but a standardized clinic-wide remote schedule and response-time commitment were not published.
Sources:[10][5] - Medications
- The clinic publishes general postoperative treatment instructions, but medication choice and suitability require patient-specific medical direction.Clinic confirmed
THI does not reproduce this as a treatment recommendation.
Sources:[5] - PRP availability
- Not confirmedNot independently confirmed
Current PRP availability and whether it is included or separately charged were not established.
Sources:[5] - Follow-up duration
- Not confirmedNot independently confirmed
A formal month-by-month long-term follow-up duration and escalation service level were not published in the reviewed material.
Sources:[5][10] - Notes
- The clinic publishes specific restrictions for exercise, sun exposure and swimming. These are clinic-provided instructions; patients should follow individualized advice from their treating clinician.Clinic confirmedSources:[5]
Editorial assessment
What Stands Out
- Current clinic material clearly assigns the principal surgical stages to Dr. Keser and describes assistants as support rather than substitute operators.
- The clinic publishes a deliberately staged workflow of roughly 600–700 grafts per day in its FAQ.
- The physician's plastic-surgery specialty is supported by current Turkish professional and government-associated listings.
- Independent case material spans early, intermediate and mature updates rather than only immediate postoperative images.
Editorial assessment
Things to Consider
- Exact current patients per day and simultaneous-case count are not confirmed. A 2024 patient reported being the second patient in an afternoon slot.
- The FAQ says 600–700 grafts per day, while the technique page says 600–800 grafts per session; THI preserves this wording difference rather than silently merging the figures.
- Approximately €4 per graft is an independent 2026 forum estimate, not an official clinic tariff. Accommodation, transfers and other inclusions remain unconfirmed.
- The current assistant roster, credentials and continuity across multi-day treatment are not fully published.
- One patient later sought augmentation after reporting density dissatisfaction and also noted possible native-hair loss. This single self-report cannot establish causation or a clinic-wide pattern.
- The clinic's claim that Dr. Keser was the first in Turkey to perform FUE was not independently verified and is not used as a THI finding.
Editorial assessment
May Suit
- People seeking a physician-centered FUE pathway with publicly stated doctor involvement in extraction and implantation.
- People comfortable with a multi-day plan and comparatively low published daily graft throughput.
- People willing to request a current written quote and confirm assistant roles, number of days and aftercare arrangements before travel.
Editorial assessment
May Not Suit
- People who need a published one-patient-per-day guarantee or confirmed current concurrency limit.
- People who require a complete named assistant roster with current credentials and continuity commitments.
- People who require an official public tariff, package matrix or representative audited outcome rate before enquiry.
Evidence log
Sources & Verification
Numbered links on structured facts lead to the corresponding entries below. A citation identifies the supporting material; it does not independently verify a claim.
- [1] Dr. Keser official contact pageClinic website · Publicly documented · Not independently confirmed · checked
Supports the current Çankaya, Ankara address and clinic contact or travel-coordination presentation.
- [2] Official biography — Dr. Abdulmuttalip KeserClinic website · Publicly documented · Not independently confirmed · checked
Supports clinic-published medical education and plastic-surgery training. The historical FUE priority statement remains a clinic claim and is not independently verified.
- [3] Dr. Keser official FAQClinic website · Publicly documented · Not independently confirmed · checked
States that Dr. Keser is involved in every step including extraction and implantation, generally implants 600–700 grafts per day and may spread 2,500 grafts across four days.
- [4] Official technique and procedure pageClinic website · Publicly documented · Not independently confirmed · checked
Describes Dr. Keser performing FUE with assistants, a custom 0.7–0.9 mm extractor and 600–800 grafts per session. The page does not establish patients per day.
- [5] Official postoperative instructionsClinic website · Clinic confirmed · Not independently confirmed · checked
Supports the clinic-published early care and activity restrictions. This is clinic guidance, not individualized medical advice from THI.
- [6] Turkish Society of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons directoryPublic record · Third-party source · Partially verified · checked
The current directory lists Abdulmuttalip Keser at a private clinic. It supports professional listing, not procedure quality or outcomes.
- [7] HealthTürkiye physician profile — Abdulmuttalip KeserPublic record · Third-party source · Partially verified · checked
Lists the physician as an operator doctor in Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery. The listing does not establish clinic outcomes.
- [8] Independent 2026 Turkey hair-transplant price trackerThird-party publication · Third-party source · Not independently confirmed · checked
Reports approximately €4 per graft for Dr. Keser. This is forum-sourced and not an official or guaranteed clinic tariff.
- [9] Patient report: 1,650 grafts over three days, January 2026Third-party publication · Third-party source · Not independently confirmed · checked
A repeat-patient case reporting approximately 600 grafts per day and staged donor or recipient planning. Later updates remain self-selected and not a clinic-wide outcome measure.
- [10] Patient report: 1,800 grafts over three days, September 2026Third-party publication · Third-party source · Not independently confirmed · checked
An early postoperative case after a prior transplant elsewhere. It provides process and aftercare context but is too early for outcome assessment.
- [11] Patient report: 2,600 grafts over four days, 2024Third-party publication · Third-party source · Not independently confirmed · checked
The patient describes direct doctor involvement and being the second patient each day from approximately 2pm to 6pm. This historical case does not establish current concurrency.
- [12] Patient update: 2,000-graft FUE at 6.5 monthsThird-party publication · Third-party source · Not independently confirmed · checked
A self-reported intermediate update with photographs. It is not a standardized mature case or a representative outcome sample.
- [13] Patient report of later augmentation after a prior Keser procedureThird-party publication · Third-party source · Not independently confirmed · checked
The patient reports dissatisfaction with density after a 1,750-graft Keser procedure and later treatment elsewhere, while also noting that native-hair loss may have contributed. One report cannot establish causation or prevalence.
- [14] Prospective-patient report of a recommendation not to proceedThird-party publication · Third-party source · Not independently confirmed · checked
The poster reports that Dr. Keser advised against transplantation because diffuse thinning could limit density. This is one remote patient account, not a universal candidacy rule.
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