Pediatric cosmetic prostheses

An infant’s first cosmetic prosthesis can be fitted between two and six months of age. This lightweight solution of foam filled, PVC cosmetic glove can assist child development ...

An infant’s first cosmetic prosthesis can be fitted as early as two months of age. A foam-filled cosmetic glove can enhance a child’s stability, and begin to familiarise them with wearing ...

Airbrushed dual layer PVC with fibers for natural definition Skin friendly Micro Coated for durability, easy cleaning and low friction against clothing Recyclable - Free from all heavy metals and phthalates ADDITIONAL SPECIFICATIONS Length ...

... to develop the eye socket for optimal prosthetic eye results. This fitting method is particularly ​effective in treating children with anophthalmia or microphthalmia and adults with mild to severe socket contraction.

... considerations at this level Hand/hook design Body powered (muscle movement control the prosthesis) Myo-electric (muscle signal and electronics control the prosthesis.

... and your ocular prosthesis. Barbara Spohn-Lillo is an ocularist and the only Board Certified Clinical Anaplastologist in the Rocky Mountain Region. Spohn-Lillo has over 30 years of experience in fabricating the acrylic ...

... adulthood. Often medical grade custom silicon conformers are designed at this early newborn and infant stage and then eventually evolve into standard PMMA implants (removable). In cases of traumatic ...

How long after mastectomy surgery can you use a breast prosthesis? You will usually be advised to use it 4 to 6 weeks after surgery. Swelling or tenderness should be expected to disappear. You and your doctor should decide ...