Restoring Function and
Self-Confidence to Patients through Anaplastology

Working closely with doctors,
rehabilitation therapists and their
patients, Sharon Haggerty creates
realistic and functional custom
prosthetic restorations.

The Clinic specializes exclusively in
providing extraoral (facial) prosthetics
and specialized somato prosthetics, such as fingers, hands, and toes.

All patients receive the utmost care
and attention to their individual needs. Focus can be given to specific goals such as recreational or vocational
tasks, playing an instrument, etc.



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wearing prostheses

What is a prosthesis?

A prosthesis is an artificial replacement for a portion of
the body that is missing or
disfigured. Prostheses are
custom-made from various materials such as silicone, a flexible,durable plastic used to simulate soft tissues. Prostheses are attached securely with medical adhesives or tapes, through suction fit (fingers),or attach to implants with clips or magnets.
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What is Anaplastology?

Anaplastology is the art
and science of restoring
a malformed or absent
part of the human body through artificial means.
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What do custom prosthetics offer to patients?

An aesthetic, life-like prosthesis allows the patient to "blend in" and avoid drawing unnecessary attention, thus greatly improving the quality of life and serving as an important step in rehabilitation. Custom prostheses are durable, comfortable, and may be worn daily, requiring only simple care.
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A successful prosthesis should go virtually unnoticed