Silicone fingers
A thin silicone sleeve shaped like your missing finger, held on by suction, a ring or medical adhesive.
Best forOne or more missing fingers, writing, phones and handshakes
FromPKR 25,000
Finger and partial hand prostheses
Prosthetic fingers and partial hands
A missing finger or part of the hand affects grip, writing and how comfortable you feel shaking hands. Silicone restorations are made from a cast of your own hand and tinted to match the skin you have.
At a glance
- Levels
- One finger to the whole hand
- Starting price
- PKR 25,000 per finger
- Clinic stages
- About 1 to 2 weeks
- Colour
- Matched to your other hand
Short answer
How much does a silicone finger cost?
A single silicone finger starts from PKR 25,000 (about US$90). Several fingers made together usually cost PKR 45,000 to 150,000, and a silicone partial hand starts from PKR 50,000. The detail of the colour and nails affects the final price.
Written and checked by the clinical team at Prosthetic Professionals. Last reviewed October 2026. General information only; your own surgeon or doctor decides when a limb is ready for fitting.
Who these restorations are for
Finger and partial hand losses usually come from machinery, doors, firecrackers, electrical injuries and infections. Some people are born with a short or missing finger.
Silicone restorations mainly restore appearance and give something to press against when you hold a pen or a phone. They do not move by themselves, but a well-fitted finger is used far more than people expect.
When the thumb or several fingers are missing, a simple post to pinch against, or a work tool, can bring back grip that a cosmetic hand cannot.
- The skin has healed with no open areas
- The remaining finger stump is at least a little long, so the silicone has something to hold
- You are ready for a few short visits for casting and colour
Three kinds of restoration
Each is made from a cast of your hand, not taken off a shelf.
Silicone partial hand
A glove-like restoration that covers the remaining hand and replaces the missing fingers, sealed at the wrist.
Best forLoss across the palm, natural appearance
FromPKR 50,000
Opposition post and work tools
A firm moulded post or a simple tool holder strapped to the hand, so the remaining fingers can pinch and hold against it.
Best forMissing thumb or several fingers, practical grip at work
FromPKR 35,000
Finger and hand prices
Colour layers and fine detail take time; plainer restorations cost less.
| Build | What it usually includes | Typical range (PKR) | From (US$) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Silicone finger, single | Cast, tinted silicone, nail detail | 25,000 to 60,000 | about 90 |
| Silicone fingers, several | Two to four fingers made together | 45,000 to 150,000 | about 160 |
| Silicone partial hand | Glove-style restoration over the remaining hand | 50,000 to 180,000 | about 180 |
| Opposition post or work tool | Moulded post or tool holder with strap | 35,000 to 90,000 | about 130 |
Spare fingers made at the same time cost less than ones ordered later. Converted at about PKR 278 to the US dollar, October 2026.
See every priceHow the fitting runs
One to two weeks of short visits, mostly for casting and colour matching.
- 1
Photos of both hands
Photograph both hands, palm and back, in daylight, so we can see the skin tone without yellow indoor light.
- 2
Assessment
We look at the stump length, the skin, the joints that still move and the grip you need.
- 3
Cast of both hands
Casts of the affected hand and the matching fingers of the other hand give us shape and creases.
- 4
Wax try-in
A wax model is tried on so the length and shape look right next to your other fingers.
- 5
Colour layering
Silicone is tinted in layers in daylight, beside your other hand, until it matches.
- 6
Fitting and care lesson
We fit the finished piece, check how it stays on, and show you how to clean it.
Skin tone changes a little between summer and winter. We match to your usual tone and can adjust a spare later.
Living with a silicone finger or hand
Silicone is easy to wash with mild soap, but harsh cleaners, bleach and very hot water will dull the colour and harden the edges. Wash, rinse and pat it dry.
Stains are the main enemy, as they are for cosmetic gloves: ink, hair dye and turmeric can mark silicone permanently. Take the finger off for those jobs.
If a finger keeps slipping off, the stump may have changed shape or the inside may be worn. Do not glue it on harder; bring it in so we can refit it.
- Wash with mild soap and pat dry
- Remove it for cooking with turmeric, dyeing or painting
- Keep it away from heat and direct sun
- Store spares in their case
Questions about this fitting
Ask your own questionWill a silicone finger stay on?
On most stumps it stays on by a close suction fit. Short stumps may need a ring or a little medical adhesive. We test it with your normal tasks before you leave.
Can I type and write with a silicone finger?
Yes. Many people find a prosthetic finger helps them hold a pen and use a keyboard, because it fills the gap the other fingers were working around.
How do you match the colour of my skin?
We tint the silicone in layers in daylight, beside your other hand, and check it again outdoors. Photos in daylight help us plan before you visit.
Can I wash dishes or do wudu with it on?
Yes, silicone tolerates water and mild soap. Dry it and the skin under it afterwards so the skin stays healthy.
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