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Medical Art Resources enjoys an international reputation for excellence in prosthetic design and patient service.

You can expect a prosthesis uniquely created for you. Everything about our process--from determining how your prosthesis will be retained to fabricating a custom device--is personalized to meet your needs.

11/10/2023

Reposted from ✨ This summer when I went through ear my 15th ear reconstructive surgery, the stigma and shame I experienced as a child came flooding back to me. It's been a long process of healing but here we are 6 months later and I’ve made it to the space of acceptance. Letting go of what my ear was and accepting what it has now become.

Finalizing this book helped me to heal and brought so much joy into my heart❤️

To commemorate this moment I'm releasing my first children's book" Different Like Me "!

Click link in my bio to purchase 😊

11/09/2023

Microtia is a condition that is present at birth in which the external ear is underdeveloped. It may affect one or both ears, but it most commonly occurs on the right side. Microtia is sometimes related to craniofacial syndromes such as Treacher Collins or Goldenhar, and it is often accompanied by atresia, or absence of the ear canal. When the ear canal is absent, there is usually conductive hearing loss on the affected side(s).

Some people with microtia may choose to seek surgery or a prosthesis to improve facial symmetry and provide anatomical support for eyeglasses and hearing devices, while others choose not to pursue any intervention.

Treatment options for microtia include going natural (no treatment), surgical reconstruction, and prosthetic restoration. We suggest that you discuss these options with an otolaryngologist (ear, nose and throat specialist), and/or a facial plastic reconstructive surgeon. You should also consult an otolaryngologist or audiologist (hearing specialist) to evaluate the hearing loss associated with atresia. As clinical anaplastologists we can answer your questions about prosthetic restoration of the ear.

For more information about our prosthetic ear services, visit our website: https://www.medicalartresources.com/ear

See our Microtia Quick Guide attached.

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11/09/2021

Happy Microtia and Atresia Awareness Day! Swipe to read more about this special and important day from our friends at

09/17/2021

If your treatment schedule allows, pre-surgical molds and color matching allow us to create custom prostheses that more truly restore YOUR anatomy.

Contact us to learn more!
(P) 414.543.1002
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09/17/2021

Our anaplastologists work with patients who are missing part of the face or body due to cancer surgery, traumatic injury, or birth difference, to create life-like silicone prosthetics. Our services including facial prosthetics for the ear (auricular or ear prosthesis), eye and eyelids (ocular and orbital prosthesis), and nose (nasal prosthesis); as well as prosthetic fingers and hands, prosthetic toes, and prosthetic ni***es.

We also offer custom athletic faceguards to help athletes return to competition after a broken nose or other facial injuries.

Visit our website to explore our photo galleries featuring silicone prosthetics created in our lab.

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09/17/2021

A silicone prosthetic ear is a reconstructive option for patients born with microtia and other birth differences such as Treacher Collins or Goldenhar syndrome; as well as those who have suffered traumatic injury or undergone cancer resection surgery (auriculectomy). Our certified anaplastologists create a remarkably life-like ear prosthesis matching the shape, skin tones, and textural detail of your healthy ear. Our patients appreciate the practically invisible transition between their skin and their realistic prosthetic ear.

Our certified anaplastologists are masters-degreed medical artists who custom-make your silicone ear prosthesis in our own laboratory ensuring high quality and individual design. No need to worry--we are gentle and nothing we do is painful. We treat our patients like family and make sure your time with us is stress free.

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07/20/2021

We work closely with patients and their families to determine a prosthetic solution that will be comfortable, life-like, and functional. We custom-make your silicone toe prosthesis to protect sensitive tissue, improve function and create a normal appearance. We mimic the texture, color and translucency of your skin and nails to create prosthetic toes that closely match your existing toes.
Prosthetic toes may be needed due to:

Congenital or birth difference; such as brachymetatarsia (abnormally short toe), Amniotic band syndrome, or symbrachydactyly (missing toes at birth)

Surgery – toe amputation due to cancer or tumor removal

Disease such as diabetes or scleroderma resulting in toe amputation

Traumatic injury – work-related injuries, burns, or other traumas

Loss of even a single toe, especially a great toe amputation, impacts gait and balance and may lead to foot, knee, and hip pain. Custom toe prosthetics may help maintain the normal position of remaining toes and improve your gait and comfort by restoring normal toe length.

Learn more. Visit our website: MedicalArtResources.com

Get in touch!
Email: info@medicalartresources.com
Phone: 414.543.1002

06/10/2021

Custom Ni**le Prostheses

Our custom ni**le prostheses are created for those who have had lumpectomies or mastectomies, sometimes followed by surgical breast reconstruction, as treatment for breast cancer. We match the ni**le size and projection, ar**la diameter, texture and color of your ni**le with attention to every detail. Our soft silicone adheres naturally to the breast when worn within a bra. Adhesive may be used for added confidence and is recommended when the prosthetic ni**le is worn without a bra.

What Is the Process for Making a Ni**le Prosthesis?

First and foremost, no need to worry–we are gentle, respectful, and nothing we do is painful. We custom-make each prosthesis in our own laboratory ensuring high quality and individual design. The process typically requires 3 appointments which involve these steps:

• We make molds of the breast or chest wall.

• We carefully sculpt the shape of the prosthesis in wax as we establish a natural contour.

• When the sculpture is complete, we fabricate a durable mold which allows us to reproduce the soft highly detailed prosthetic ni**le.

• We create color formulae to match your complexion.

• We meticulously paint every skin detail using your color formulae in your mold.

• We check the ni**le prosthesis for precise fit, and delicately paint color details onto the surface.

• We demonstrate wear and care instructions so that you can use your ni**le prosthetic with confidence.

• Learn more about our services, visit MedicalArtResources.com

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06/03/2021

A little ear prosthesis appreciation on this beautiful Thursday in Milwaukee. The prosthesis snaps on to two bone-anchored implants with magnets, making it easy for the patient to put it on and remove it each day.

12/11/2020

A delightfully delicate complexion to bring us into the weekend. We marvel over how many different colors we observe in an ear. So beautiful!

12/09/2020

We share a lot here with this wonderful community, and realized it might be nice to introduce ourselves. First, meet Julie Jordan Brown, M**S, CCA!

Julie is owner and Clinical Director of Medical Art Resources. As a Certified Clinical Anaplastologist, she has provided state-of-the-art custom prostheses with compassion, warmth, and expertise since starting the business in 1988. Julie is a champion problem-solver, often waking up in the morning with the perfect solution for a tricky mold-making puzzle. In addition to creating a comfortable and welcoming environment for our patients, Julie ensures that every prosthesis is delivered with care and with attention to every detail.

Swipe to see some examples of Julie’s work.

12/07/2020

Julie’s outstanding webinar for the International Anaplastology Association about orbital and upper facial prostheses is now available for playback through December 23! If you missed the live webinar in November, this is your chance to register and view the recorded webinar event. Julie shares detailed information about her approach to design and fabrication of orbital prostheses from her years of experience working with patients and learning from each one. Details below.

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REBROADCAST • Available until Dec 23rd • Must Register by Dec 18 • Anaplastology.org

WEBINAR • Orbital & Upper Facial Prostheses: Every Detail Matters
Instructor: Julie Jordan Brown, M**S, CCA (USA)

Each orbital case presents particular challenges. This presentation will focus on the details that create a life-like orbital prosthesis, including sculpting the eyelids in preparation for eyelash insertion, mold-making tips, eyelash and eyebrow simulation, and a technique to simulate movement when the patient smiles. Strategies for locating the ocular symmetrically and reducing face-to-face sculpting time will also be discussed.

1 Continuing Education Unit Available for BCCA

Register at anaplastology.org

12/03/2020

As anaplastologists, we focus in on all the tiniest features that bring a prosthesis to life and capture the character of the patient. Every detail matters and every prosthesis is unique.

11/23/2020

This silicone ear prosthesis restores a symmetrical appearance and provides symmetrical support for eyeglasses and face masks. When the ear canal is intact the prosthesis also provides some acoustic gain. Vistafix implants support the prosthesis using Technovent magnets.

11/09/2020

Happy National Microtia Awareness day from the team at Medical Art Resources ❤️

11/09/2020

We had a blast sharing about prosthetic ears during Ear Community Ohio’s Virtual Event yesterday!

11/04/2020

The Medical Art Resources team is excited to celebrate Ear Community and National Microtia Awareness Day, coming up on November 9th! This day is about raising awareness and positivity related to microtia, a birth difference in which the external ear is underdeveloped. As anaplastologists, we work with many patients with little ears and have found to be an incredible resource and support for patients and their families. Join us and Ear Community in celebrating on November 9th!

10/24/2020

From wax sculpture to lifelike silicone—to be continued. Want to learn more about the process of creating a lifelike orbital prosthesis? Register for the upcoming webinar with the International Anaplastology Association. Julie will share 35 years experience in 45 minutes😳

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3400 S 103rd Street, Ste 200
Milwaukee, WI
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Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
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http://www.medicalartresources.com/

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