It requires hard work and a good support team. When someone loses an arm or leg, all or part of the lost limb can be replaced with an artificial limb, called a prosthesis. Over the years, prosthetic limbs have improved. There are many choices available to meet the needs of each individual. The primary goal of the prosthesis is to restore function.
People are also concerned with how the device looks.
It is possible to get a very life-like replacement. It is also possible to get a very durable, strong limb. There is no one replacement that fits everyone's needs or desires. It is important for the patient to work with healthcare providers to pick the right device that meets their functional and cosmetic needs. After an amputation, the patient will begin to work with a rehabilitation specialist, like a physical therapist.