Koray Erdoğan

Specialization: Hair transplant surgeon
21 years of experience
Workplace: Turkey, Istanbul, ASMED Hair Transplant Clinic
- Specialist at the clinic: President of the World FUE Institute (since February 2018).
- Performs FUE hair transplant procedures and FUE hair transplant repair for Norwood cases, with result galleries showing graft counts such as 2400, 3502, 4000, 4425, 4650, 5007, 5544, and 6311.
- Uses the KE-Bot robotic scanning system and the K.E.E.P. embedding placer as part of the clinic’s FUE workflow.
- Professional memberships include ESHRS (member since 2005), ISHRS (2007–2015), ISHR Italian Society of Hair Restoration (member since 2010), and IAHRS (member since 2013).
Koray Erdoğan is a specialist at the clinic and the President of the World FUE Institute (since February 2018). His practice focuses on FUE hair transplant surgery and FUE hair transplant repair for Norwood-pattern hair loss, with documented result galleries spanning graft counts from 2400 up to 6311. He also works with the KE-Bot robotic scanning system and the K.E.E.P. embedding placer to support precision in the FUE process.

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Qualifications

With graft counts documented across Norwood stages—from 2400 grafts to 6311 grafts—Koray Erdoğan’s FUE hair transplant work is built around the practical goal of natural-looking density for patterned hair loss. As a specialist at the clinic, he performs FUE hair transplant and FUE hair transplant repair for patients whose hairline and crown thinning fit Norwood 2 through Norwood 6 patterns. The clinic’s approach emphasizes minimally invasive follicular unit extraction, where units are removed one by one and healing scars are described as effectively invisible once healed. For international patients, pre- and post-operative guidance is structured around the realities of FUE recovery, including what to expect around scalp redness and scabs.

Education

1994 — Hacettepe University, Faculty of Medicine (medical degree).

Work experience

February 2018 — World FUE Institute, President.
2001 — ASMED Surgical Medical Center, founded in Istanbul.

Clinical focus and techniques

Erdoğan’s clinical focus is FUE hair transplantation for patterned hair loss, including repair cases, with planning that accounts for donor availability and future loss patterns.

FUE hair transplant — follicular unit extraction for Norwood-pattern hair loss, described as minimally invasive with scars that are invisible after healing.
FUE hair transplant repair — documented in the clinic’s Norwood 5 galleries with graft counts such as 2000, 2200, 2400, and 3212.
KE-Bot robotic scanning system — used for digital scanning as part of the clinic’s FUE workflow.
K.E.E.P. embedding placer — used to support graft embedding during FUE.

Professional societies and certifications

European Society of Hair Restauration Surgery (ESHRS) — member since 2005.
International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS) — member 2007–2015 (left by choice).
International Society of Hair Restoration (ISHR) — member since 2010.
International Alliance of Hair Restoration Surgeons (IAHRS) — member since 2013.
World FUE Institute — President since February 2018.

Courses and advanced training

April 8, 2025 — World FUE Institute Workshop, São Paulo, Brazil.
January 2025 — IMCAS World Congress 2025, Paris, France (attended as speaker).
2023 — 6th World FUE Institute Workshop, Bangkok, Thailand.
2022 — 5th World FUE Institute Workshop, Istanbul, Turkey.

Awards and recognition

World FUE Institute — President (since February 2018).

Erdoğan’s work is centered on FUE hair restoration at the clinic in Istanbul, with international patients supported through the clinic’s structured coordination and guidance around early recovery (for example, scalp redness as a normal part of healing after FUE). For patients planning travel, the clinic describes short stays and assistance with native speakers from multiple countries, including the United States, Spain, France, Germany, Sweden, and Italy.