Paediatric Prostheses
Growing, moving, discovering. Children’s prostheses with heart and mind.
Prosthetics for little heroes
Children should discover the world with curiosity, joy, and as few limitations as possible. Our children’s prostheses combine state-of-the-art technology with lightness and flexibility. Whether due to amputation or congenital malformation: We find an individual solution that grows with the child, adapts to their needs, and is empathetic.
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Our services at a glance
Lightweight & child-friendly
Modern materials make children’s prostheses particularly lightweight and flexible, ideal for active play and exploration
Grows with the child & adapts
Regular adjustments ensure that the prosthesis keeps pace with the child, in every phase of life
Early intervention possible
Even in early childhood, a prosthesis can help to optimally support development and motor skills
Individually designed
Whether it’s a favorite color or pattern, child-friendly design strengthens acceptance and makes the prosthesis a companion
Suitable for everyday use & robust
Playground, daycare or cycling: Our prostheses are designed for children’s everyday lives
Experience & Empathy
From consultation to adaptation, the needs of children and parents are our top priority
Strong together through technology, heart and teamwork
Caring for children requires far more than expertise. It demands patience, understanding, and close collaboration with parents. Our specialists support young patients and their families with extensive experience, empathy, and a strong network of pediatricians, therapists, and orthotists. This collaborative approach results in solutions that bring joy and independence to children’s lives.
Here’s what our customers say
Darian shows how it’s done
A special example is our patient Darian. He was born with dysmelia and received his first prosthesis at the age of two. Today, he moves confidently and self-assuredly, inspiring others. Stories like these demonstrate what modern pediatric prosthetics can achieve and what is possible when humans and technology work together
Frequently Asked Questions
When can a child get a prosthesis?
Prostheses can be fitted as early as infancy if medically appropriate. Early prostheses help with balance, walking, and grasping
How often does a child's prosthesis need to be adjusted?
Because children grow, regular adjustments or new garments are necessary, usually every 6 to 12 months.
What types of children's prostheses are there?
Depending on the type of amputation, we offer leg, arm or partial prostheses, precisely fitted and tailored to everyday life and play behavior.
Is a child's prosthesis paid for by health insurance?
Generally, yes. We support families with the application process and handle communication with the funding agencies.
How do children get used to a prosthesis?
The settling-in period is playful and based on everyday life. Parents, therapists, and our team carefully guide this process.
Are there child-friendly designs or colors?
Yes! Children can help design their prostheses, which strengthens their self-confidence and makes the care process emotionally easier.