What happens from your first consultation to wearing your finished silicone finger prosthesis, and how a clinician supports you at each stage.
The process is designed to be clear and supported. Here is what to expect.
You meet a BioDigit clinician who assesses your hand, talks through what is realistic for your particular finger loss, and answers your questions. This is also where cost is explained up front.
The clinician takes measurements and an impression, and matches the colour and nail detail to your own skin. Accuracy here is what makes the final result look natural and fit well.
Your finger is manufactured to that specification and quality-checked before it reaches the clinic. You are given a clear delivery window, and BioDigit stands behind it.
Your clinician fits the device in person, checks it against a standard, and supports you afterwards with wear and care guidance. If something is not right, a published remake policy applies.
