Silicone Prosthesis
A silicone prosthesis is a custom-made medical device designed to provide both aesthetic restoration and functional support for individuals who have experienced limb or tissue loss. Medical-grade silicone is the preferred material in this field thanks to its biocompatibility, flexibility and durability.
By Body Region
Types of Silicone Prosthesis
Silicone prostheses are designed differently based on the body region where the loss occurred. Each type is custom-made to the patient’s anatomy and daily-life needs, using medical-grade silicone.
Silicone Arm Prosthesis
Applied to both below-elbow (transradial) and above-elbow (transhumeral) amputations. Skin tone, surface texture and vein details are individually crafted.- Below-elbow / above-elbow applications
- Custom skin tone and vein patterns
- Realistic surface texture & wrinkles
Silicone Hand Prosthesis
Used for partial or full hand amputations. Beyond aesthetics, it can support basic gripping movements and acts as counter-support for the sound hand.- Accurate finger proportions & nail structure
- Detailed joint lines & knuckle creases
- Supports basic grasping movements
Silicone Foot Prosthesis
Used for forefoot or partial foot loss (transmetatarsal amputations). Helps restore balance and support during walking while maintaining a natural appearance.- Suitable for forefoot & partial foot loss
- Supports balance while walking
- For traumatic & congenital cases
Silicone Finger Prosthesis
Applied for single or multiple finger amputations. Finger length, nail bed and joint lines are referenced from the sound hand for a symmetrical, lifelike result.- Single or multi-digit replacement
- Realistic nail bed & joint lines
- Symmetrical with the sound hand
Prosthetic Ear (Silicone Ear Prosthesis)
Designed for patients who have lost ear tissue due to trauma, disease, microtia or other congenital conditions. Mirrors the healthy ear’s shape, skin tone and surface detail.- For microtia & traumatic ear loss
- Adhesive or implant-retained attachment
- Mirrors the contralateral ear
Prosthetic Nose (Nasal Prosthesis)
Restores contour and appearance for patients who have experienced partial or total nose loss due to trauma, cancer (post-rhinectomy) or congenital conditions.- Custom-matched facial anatomy
- Individual skin-tone matching
- Adhesive or implant-retained fixation
International Service
Luxmed in 40 Countries
You don’t need to travel across continents to receive your custom silicone prosthesis. With our mobile service network covering 40 countries, our specialists come directly to you.
You Don’t Have to Come to Turkey
Our specialists travel to your country on scheduled dates and conduct a free in-person evaluation and measurement.
Easy Payment
We don’t ask for the full payment upfront. A small deposit reserves your appointment; the balance is settled on delivery.
Delivery Time
We guarantee delivery within 2 to 8 weeks after the initial measurement visit in your country.
Production Process
How is a Silicone Prosthesis Made?
Producing a custom silicone prosthesis is a precise, multi-stage process. From measurement to delivery, every step is carried out according to the individual’s anatomy and goals.
Evaluation & Measurement
Our specialists examine the amputation site and anatomical structure, then take detailed individual measurements for the prosthesis.
Impression & Test Fitting
An impression is taken using the sound limb or contralateral reference area. A test prosthesis is fitted on the patient and approved before final production.
Color Matching & Detailing
Skin tone, vein patterns, freckles, fingerprints and skin texture are crafted in detail under natural daylight to perfectly match your body.
Fitting & Care Training
The final prosthesis is fitted, and you receive personalized training on daily wear, attachment and proper cleaning to ensure long-term use.
Pricing Information
Silicone Prosthesis Cost
Silicone prosthesis pricing is determined individually. The type of prosthesis, complexity of detail and your individual anatomy directly shape the final cost.
$1,500 to $15,000
Final pricing depends on the prosthesis type, level of detail, attachment method (adhesive, suction or implant-retained) and individual anatomy. A single finger prosthesis sits at the entry level, while a full silicone arm or facial prosthesis (ear, nose) is priced higher.
Entry
Single finger prosthesis
from $1,500
Mid-range
Partial hand / foot / ear
$3,000 – $7,000
Premium
Full silicone arm / nose
up to $15,000
