A below-elbow prosthesis can help you reach, hold, and carry everyday things again. Depending on your needs, it might be a body-powered design with simple, reliable control, or a myoelectric hand that responds naturally to your muscle signals. We design the socket so it fits closely and spreads pressure evenly, so it feels secure without being heavy or awkward. Many people use their prosthesis for daily tasks like cooking, working on a computer, or getting back to meaningful hobbies. Our role is to make sure it fits your life, not the other way around, and we stay with you as you learn to use it comfortably.

When the arm is lost above the elbow, a prosthesis can give you back reach and hand function. These devices can be body-powered, hybrid, or fully myoelectric depending on your preferences and goals. Some people value strength and durability, while others want the ease of powered control for more natural motion. We pay special attention to suspension and elbow design, because a well-balanced system reduces shoulder fatigue and makes it easier to carry out daily routines. The goal is not just movement, but restoring independence in the activities you care about most.

When the arm is lost at the shoulder joint, prosthetic care focuses on restoring reach, balance, and appearance. Options include lightweight cosmetic devices, body-powered systems, and myoelectric arms that allow functional grasp and movement. Because this level involves replacing the shoulder itself, careful attention is given to suspension and harnessing, ensuring the device feels secure and not overly heavy. The goal is to provide a prosthesis that supports daily routines, improves symmetry, and helps restore confidence in both social and practical settings.

For those with partial hand or finger loss, prostheses can restore grip, dexterity, and confidence in daily life. Some are cosmetic and blend naturally with your skin tone, while others are functional, giving you the ability to pinch, hold, or handle everyday tools, household items, and sports gear comfortably. Each device is carefully custom-made, and for finger prostheses, we can match skin colour and shape in great detail for a natural look. Many people find that having something real to replace what is missing helps them feel more complete and confident in themselves again. For more details on Partial Finger Prostheses, please [click here].

A below-knee prosthesis is designed to help you walk again with comfort, safety, and renewed confidence. It connects securely to your leg with a custom socket that reduces pressure points and skin irritation, and it is paired with a foot that matches your active lifestyle and daily routines. Some feet are flexible for smoother, easier steps, while others return energy to give you a gentle push forward. Whether you walk short distances at home, stay active at work, or enjoy sports and recreation, we carefully adjust every detail so the prosthesis feels stable and natural every single day. Our team will guide you step by step until it truly feels right for you.

An above-knee prosthesis replaces both the knee and foot, helping you stand tall and walk safely with ease. Some people prefer a dependable mechanical knee, while others benefit from advanced Microprocessor Knees [click here], which adjust automatically to your speed and terrain. A good fit and alignment are especially important at this level, since the socket must support your body weight and allow smooth hip movement. Together, we will discuss your goals, whether that is steady walking, climbing stairs, or keeping up with busy routines, and select what fits you best. The focus is always on stability, lasting comfort, and confidence in daily life.

If your limb ends at the knee joint, a knee disarticulation prosthesis can offer stability and a secure, comfortable fit. These devices often feel strong and balanced because of the natural leverage at the knee, which makes walking and standing efficient. The knee and foot components support safe movement on slopes and stairs, and we adjust alignment so sitting and standing stay comfortable. Our goal is to ensure the prosthesis supports your routine, whether moving around the house, spending time outdoors, or staying active in the community with friends.

A Symes or ankle disarticulation prosthesis replaces the limb at the ankle joint. These devices take advantage of end-bearing ability, meaning you can often place weight directly through the limb, which gives a strong and stable overall feel. Custom sockets are designed to protect the skin and provide a snug, comfortable fit. With the right foot component, users can achieve smooth walking and reliable balance for everyday activities. Many find this style of prosthesis offers a good combination of durability, comfort, and long-term energy efficiency.

Partial foot prostheses are designed to replace part of the foot while protecting sensitive areas and restoring a more natural step. Depending on the level of limb loss, options may include simple shoe inserts, dynamic carbon fibre plates, or full custom boots with built-in support and stability. These devices can help reduce pain, improve overall balance, and prevent strain on the knees, hips, and lower back. Many people find they walk more evenly and comfortably with a partial foot prosthesis, whether for daily routines, work, or active hobbies and recreation.