Rebuilt Prosthetics And Orthotics

If you are looking for a natural, custom prosthetic system, then a Silicone Finger Prosthesis. Whether you are shaking hands or giving a presentation, you'll feel comfortable and confident with your prosthesis.



NOTE: PRICES MAY VARY AS PER SIZES OR MATERIAL.

• The silicone material used in the hand should be durable and long-lasting. It should be able to withstand daily use and exposure to various environmental conditions without deteriorating or losing its shape. A quality silicone hand should be resistant to tears, punctures, and general wear and tear.

Artificial toe fingers are prosthetic devices that are designed to replace missing or amputated toes. They are typically made from materials like silicone or similar substances and are custom-made to match the individual's remaining toes in size, shape, and color.

While it is technically possible to apply mehndi (henna) to artificial toe fingers, there are a few considerations to keep in mind:




NOTE: PRICES MAY VARY AS PER SIZES OR MATERIAL.

The advantages of Silicone Ear Prosthesis reconstruction for microtia patients are:

• The ear can be made to look very realistic
• A prosthetic ear is a simpler process with less risk than surgical reconstruction
• It provides an option for patients who are not candidates for surgery

• Each silicone ear is individually crafted to match the patient's unique requirements. This includes considerations for the size, shape, position, and skin tone, ensuring a personalized and natural look. The prosthetist or healthcare professional works closely with the patient to achieve the desired result.

A silicone foot prosthesis is an artificial foot that is custom-made using silicone or similar materials to replace a missing or amputated foot. It is designed to provide functional restoration, improve mobility, and enhance the overall quality of life for individuals who have undergone lower limb amputation.

Silicone foot prostheses are typically created by prosthetists who specialize in designing and fabricating prosthetic devices. The process involves taking detailed measurements and creating a mold of the residual limb to ensure a proper fit. The silicone material is then shaped and colored to match the individual's skin tone and cosmetic preferences

We are often contacted to provide Rebuilt Silicone Nose Prosthesis after our client has had their nose removed and is still healing or undergoing treatment. However, we prefer to see the patient prior to surgery and prepare a hollow lightweight nasal form that can be gently taped into place.

This helps because the patient has something comfortable and protective to wear almost immediately after surgery. The cover might also reflect the correct size and shape of their nose. After complete healing has occurred we can create the final prosthesis.

The ALPS™ Superior Performance Liner is ideal for active patients and provides superior comfort with ALPS™ GripGel or High Density Gel. The SP Liner features a NEW black fabric that allows for additional comfort and stability.

ALPS Superior Performance Locking Liner provides the following:

Black High Performance Fabric for less stretch
Wider distal end for ease of donning
Distal ends propotionate to the size of liner
Offered in GripGel or High Density Gel
Offered in 3mm and 6mm uniform thicknesses
Superior Performance Liner –SPFR and SPFRHD

The ALPS™ Superior Performance Liner is ideal for active patients and provides superior comfort with ALPS™ GripGel or High Density Gel. The SP Liner features a NEW black fabric that allows for additional comfort and stability.

ALPS Superior Performance Liner includes the following:

Black High Performance Fabric for less stretch
Wider distal end for ease of donning
Distal ends propotionate to the size of liner
Offered in GripGel or High Density Gel
Offered in 3mm and 6mm uniform thicknesses

A silicone index finger refers to a prosthetic finger made from silicone material. Silicone is a common choice for creating prosthetic fingers due to its flexibility, durability, and ability to closely mimic the appearance and texture of human skin. Silicone fingers are typically used for individuals who have lost all or part of their index finger due to injury, amputation, or other medical con