Medical Art Prosthetics

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Medical Art Prosthetics

Clinical anaplastologists providing lifelike prosthetic restoration of the eye, nose, ear, hand, foot and body.

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07/25/2025

From courage to craftsmanship — this little superhero now has an ear to match his spirit.
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Swipe to see the transformation: a custom prosthetic ear sculpted, color-matched, and fit with care by our team at Medical Art Prosthetics.⁠
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The journey from surgery to restoration isn’t just about appearance — it’s about confidence, connection, and being seen. ⁠
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We’re honored to walk alongside families like this one. 💜
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07/14/2025

This year Medical Art Prosthetics is celebrating 40 years of specialization in clinical anaplastology. Anaplastology is still a very small but extremely valuable medical field that has been challenged to grow and become more visible to the public and even to many medical and surgical specialists. However, there has been change in the field. Just to put it in perspective, in 1985 when our first office was established there was no internet or email so we had to call on doctors via direct mail and by phone - the old-fashioned kind with the cord☺️. The predominant mode of facial prosthetics delivery at that time was in major medical centers, dental schools, or through the auspices of prosthodontist's offices. Thus, our independent private practice in 1985 fell under the scrutiny of entrenched adherents of long established conventions. In 1985 Texas physicians still faced their own restrictions in advertising their own medical practices, presumably on the basis of ethics and protecting the consumer. The launch of the 1985 practice would happen a year before the first anaplastology meeting convened. The first American Anaplastology Association Conference occurred in San Francisco, California in 1986. Since our humble unassuming beginning we have witnessed a sea change in delivery of craniofacial prosthetics in the United States.

Our new website has been a long time in the making, and we hope you will visit it for helpful information. Having been involved 40 years we find we have a dual purpose to define a practice model and to educate through the website. Thus, we make an effort within the site to introduce not only the types of prosthetics we offer but all the variations on attachment options and the nuances in fabrication we want patients and physicians to be aware of. Please visit us soon at www.medicalartprosthetics.com

Thanks!

07/04/2025

✨ From mold to moment ✨
This remarkable gentleman came to us seeking restoration. What you see here is more than just a prosthesis—it’s the result of careful artistry, color-matching, anatomical precision, and a deep belief that restoration is possible.

At Medical Art Prosthetics, we don’t just craft features—we restore dignity, confidence, and identity. His strength and resilience are what truly shine through.

🦋 Because every face deserves to feel whole again.

06/27/2025

“We couldn’t have imagined a better experience. Todd is a world-class medical artist.”
Three months after losing his ear, Captain Harry—U.S. Navy veteran of three wars—walked out of our clinic with a beautifully restored ear and a story that moved us all.

Thank you, Shari, for your kind words. It was an honor to serve someone who has given so much. At Medical Art Prosthetics, every patient’s story matters, and every detail counts.

06/17/2025

✨ Born with microtia. Restored with intention.
Even in adulthood, it’s never too late to find a solution. This patient’s ear prosthesis was crafted by working with his anatomy—not against it—honoring every contour that was already there.

Microtia is a congenital condition, but the path to confidence and symmetry can begin at any stage of life.

At Medical Art Prosthetics, we blend art and science to restore more than form—we restore identity.

👂🏽 Custom silicone ear prosthesis
🖐🏽 Hand-sculpted, color-matched
💜 Personalized care, lasting impact

06/09/2025

It’s never too late to feel comfortable in your own skin—or silicone.

This adult microtia case showcases the power of precision sculpting and custom color matching. Every curve, hue, and detail was designed to restore not just symmetry, but confidence. A reminder that restoration is always possible—and dignity is in the details.

04/10/2025

Meet Lisa, a resilient woman who, after losing her left eye to cancer in 2008, regained her confidence with a lifelike magnetic orbital prosthesis from Medical Art Prosthetics. Utilizing osseointegration, tiny implants anchor the prosthesis securely, offering both functionality and a natural appearance. Lisa’s story highlights the transformative impact of advanced prosthetic technology and dedicated care.

03/05/2025

Restoring more than appearance—restoring confidence, comfort, and connection. This implant-retained prosthetic ear blends seamlessly, offering a lifelike solution for those with craniofacial differences. Every detail is crafted with precision and care because everyone deserves to feel whole.

02/06/2025

🎥✨ Exciting news! ABC recently featured Anaplastologist Maddie Singer, highlighting her incredible work in the San Jose area. Maddie’s dedication to creating life-changing facial prosthetics is helping restore confidence and transform lives. 💫👏 Don’t miss this inspiring story of innovation, compassion, and the art of making a difference!

Link to watch in bio or here https://abc7news.com/post/facial-prosthetics-help-cancer-survivors-regain-quality-life/15823154/

01/23/2025

Confidence is in the details 💕 This custom prosthetic ear was carefully crafted to match her other side—complete with a piercing so she can wear her favorite earrings. Helping her shine, one little detail at a time. ✨

01/13/2025

📸 While digging through the archives for an upcoming ABC News feature, we stumbled upon some colorful 3D-printed ears from years ago. These vibrant models came from a rapid prototyping service at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Typically, the 3D printer produced neutral grey powder-formed ear shapes, but during a machine cleaning, the technician purged all the pigment colors—resulting in these psychedelic, rainbow-like ear models. The mix of colorful, white, and flesh-toned ears made for such an eye-catching snapshot into the artistry and anatomy behind every project! 🌈👂✨

🎥 Don’t miss the special ABC production spotlighting anaplastologist Maddie Singer as she crafts prosthetics at the San Jose, California location of Medical Art Prosthetics. And stay tuned for our brand-new website launching this February to celebrate 40 years of serving patients across the country! More to come.

A huge thank you to all the patients, doctors, and colleagues who have supported our mission to grow and sustain this important service over the years. Here's to many more! ❤️

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7818 Big Sky Drive, Ste 111
Madison, WI
53719

Website

http://www.medicalartprosthetics.com/

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Why Hide Our Light Under a Bushel?

Do YOU hide your light under a bushel? A loyal patient driving up from Chicago for prosthetic work chided me this week for the second time in the last few years for “Hiding My Light Under a Bushel”. This fellow, a very articulate and thoughtful engineer shared some frustration with me for lamenting that I do not have the time or inclination to market our prosthetics services and our aesthetic results widely as they should be. In other words, we should let our light (talents) shine. The truth is I am very proud of our long commitment and prosthetic results, but much less comfortable with selecting samples and delivering a concise message for groups of doctors and the public through the most effective methods. Marketing is just very complicated today and decisions become very difficult. For us artist types its simply much more natural to focus on our prosthetic work each day, so we tend to “Hide Our Light Under a Bushel”.

Over the years however, we owe great thanks to the talented people who have helped develop our web presence. Sharing the results of our work needs to be graphic and informative but in a professional sensitive way too. The greatest outcome would be if everyone ended up feeling confident wearing their prosthesis but proud to reveal it for its precision, or completely comfortable wearing no prosthesis at all.

We just keep doing what we do best, and we always learn something from all the great people we have the privilege of making a prosthesis for. Thanks to Henry for sharing the parable...again!