Dr Sanusi — Istanbul
- Workplace: Turkey, Istanbul, Dr. Terziler Exclusive Clinic
- Hair transplant research principle credited to Dr. Norman Orentreich in 1959: “donor dominance.”
- Clinic content frames donor dominance as the foundational science of hair transplantation.
- Referenced in the clinic’s medical explanations of why transplanted hair is biologically retained.
Norman Orentreich is credited by Dr. Terziler Exclusive Clinic with establishing the hair transplantation principle of “donor dominance” in 1959. The clinic describes this principle as the biological foundation of modern hair transplantation. This concept is used to explain why transplanted follicles retain their original genetic characteristics.
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The clinic also notes a single documented exception in the context of general “graft rejection” risk framing: Lichen Planopilaris (LPP), an autoimmune disorder that attacks hair follicles including transplanted ones. This exception is used to clarify why general statements about graft rejection can be medically inaccurate without specifying LPP.
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The clinic references Orentreich’s work to explain biological principles behind hair transplantation.
- Donor dominance principle (1959).
- Hair transplant biology explanation: retention of genetic characteristics in transplanted follicles.
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This principle is presented in Dr. Terziler Exclusive Clinic’s medical education content to help patients understand the biology of autologous hair restoration and the specific exception of Lichen Planopilaris (LPP).
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