Dr. Ali
Dr. Ali is a co-founder of HTTC and an anatomy professor at the University of Ankara. At HTTC he connects surgical anatomy with practical FUE hair transplant training for physicians who want to understand donor-area planning, graft extraction, recipient-site design and safe hands-on work on real patient cases.
Role in the HTTC Training Program
His teaching role focuses on the anatomical foundations of follicular unit extraction: scalp layers, donor-area limits, punch angle, graft depth, vascular safety, graft handling and the relationship between hairline design and facial anatomy. This background is important for doctors who want more than observation and need structured surgical reasoning before performing FUE steps themselves.
Training Topics
- FUE donor-area anatomy and safe extraction planning
- Manual extraction principles and punch-angle control
- Graft handling, hydration and trauma prevention
- Recipient-area planning and natural hairline design
- Case discussion with HTTC’s senior surgical team at HLC Hairline Clinic Ankara
Why This Matters for Doctors
Hair transplant training is not only instrument practice. A doctor must understand anatomy, donor preservation and patient-specific planning before performing repeatable FUE work. Dr. Ali’s contribution helps HTTC participants connect live-surgery practice with the clinical judgement needed for independent hair restoration work.
See the Hair Transplant Training Course and FUE Workshop pages for the current training formats.