When choosing a prosthetic leg, the patient's lifestyle, physical needs and budget should be taken into consideration.

 

• Prosthesis Type and Technology: There are price differences between mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic or microprocessor prostheses.​
• Material Quality: Lightweight and durable materials such as carbon fiber can increase the cost of the prosthesis.​
• Custom Design: Prostheses customized to the patient's anatomical structure and needs may be more expensive than standard models.​
• Brand and Manufacturer: The brand of the prosthesis manufacturer and the technological features it offers are important factors affecting prices.​

 

Choosing the right prosthesis will significantly increase the user's quality of life and mobility.