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Prosthetics clinic in DHA Phase 2 Extension, Karachi
Artificial legs, arms and hands, made and fitted in Karachi
Whether you lost a leg to diabetes, a hand to a machine or an arm in a road accident, the first step is the same: a free assessment with our prosthetist. We cast, build and fit every limb at our DHA clinic, from simple local builds to imported knees and myoelectric hands.
- Free first assessment
- Test socket before the final limb
- Calls and WhatsApp, 24/7
Where is the amputation?
Point to the level. You will see the limb, its starting price and its page.
Below knee
The commonest leg we fit, and the level where most people walk best with a good socket.
Starts fromRs 80,000Usual visits3 to 5Open this page
Getting started
How do you get an artificial limb in Karachi?
In short
Call or WhatsApp us, then come to the clinic in DHA Phase 2 Extension for a free assessment. If the wound has healed and the swelling has settled, we take a cast, fit a clear test socket, and then finish the limb and teach you to use it.
Below knee legs start from Rs 80,000, above knee legs from Rs 150,000, silicone hands from Rs 50,000 and body-powered arms from Rs 140,000. Most limbs take three to five visits.
- Call any hourA person answers, day or night.
- WhatsApp a photoA clear photo of the stump tells us a lot.
- Visit DHAPhase 2 Extension, near Master Juice.
What we make
Two kinds of limb, one clinic
Legs and arms are built very differently. A leg has to carry your weight all day; an arm has to grip, hold and look natural. We make both, and we tell you honestly which option suits your life.
Arms and hands
Fingers, hands and arms, from silicone matched to your skin tone to harness-driven hooks and myoelectric hands.
Components
Knees, feet and hands from the makers you have heard of
- Ottobock
- Össur
- Blatchford
- Proteor
- Fillauer
- Hosmer
- College Park
- Steeper
- Jaipur Foot
We import and fit parts from these makers to order when a patient needs them, and we are independent of every one of them. The advice is about your stump and your day, not a sales target.
Prices for 2026
What an artificial limb costs in Pakistan
Every price on ArtificialLimbs.pk is a range, from the simplest sound build to fully imported parts. The low figure is a real limb we would fit on a straightforward stump. Your firm price comes in writing after the free assessment, and it does not change without your agreement.
| Level | From | Up to |
|---|---|---|
| Partial foot or toes | Rs 25,000 | Rs 250,000 |
| Syme's ankle | Rs 110,000 | Rs 700,000 |
| Below knee | Rs 80,000 | Rs 900,000+ |
| Above knee | Rs 150,000 | Rs 2,500,000+ |
| Through the knee | Rs 170,000 | Rs 2,500,000+ |
| Hip level | Rs 300,000 | Rs 3,500,000+ |
| Level | From | Up to |
|---|---|---|
| Fingers or partial hand | Rs 25,000 | Rs 350,000 |
| Silicone hand | Rs 50,000 | Rs 450,000 |
| Below elbow, cosmetic | Rs 60,000 | Rs 250,000 |
| Below elbow, body-powered | Rs 140,000 | Rs 600,000 |
| Above elbow or shoulder | Rs 220,000 | Rs 1,200,000+ |
| Myoelectric arm | Rs 650,000 | Rs 4,500,000+ |
- 1The levelHigher amputations need more parts: a knee, an elbow or a hip joint.
- 2The partsAn imported knee or a myoelectric hand can cost more than the rest of the limb together.
- 3The socket and linerSilicone liners and vacuum suspension cost more but are kinder to sensitive skin.
- 4Your stumpA short, scarred or still-shrinking stump may need a second test socket or a new socket within the year.
See the full price guide with what each range includes, or read how to choose the right limb.
From first call to first steps
What the next few weeks look like
A typical below knee fitting for a healed stump. Arms, hips and fittings after diabetic surgery take longer; patients travelling from abroad can often have their visits bunched closer together.
- Call or WhatsAppTell us the level, the date of surgery and where you live.
Day 1
- Free assessmentHealing, swelling, skin, strength and what you need the limb to do.
Week 1
- Cast and measureA plaster impression of the stump, plus measurements of the other side.
Weeks 1 to 2
- Test socketA clear trial socket shows the pressure points before anything is final.
Weeks 2 to 3
- Final limbSocket, joints and foot or hand are assembled and aligned to you.
Weeks 3 to 4
- Training and follow-upBalance, walking or grip practice, then checks as the stump settles.
Weeks 4 to 8
Your stump sets the pace, not the calendar. If it is too early, we tell you and show you how to prepare. How a limb is fitted, step by step.
Who you will see
One prosthetist, from assessment to follow-up
Your prosthetist
Ummad Shafique Mughal
Consultant Orthotist and Prosthetist
Every limb is planned, cast, fitted and followed up by our prosthetist. He sees you at the assessment, at the test socket and at the follow-ups, so you never have to tell your story twice.
BS (Hons) Prosthetic and Orthotic Sciences, PIPOS, Khyber Medical University
Our promises
Before you pay anything, you will have
- A free assessmentWe examine the stump and tell you honestly if it is ready.
- A written estimateSocket, parts and visits, itemised, so nothing surprises you later.
- A test socketYou wear a clear trial socket before the final limb is made.
- Training as part of the limbWalking, balance or grip practice is included, not an extra.
- Straight answers on partsIf a cheaper knee, foot or hand will serve you as well, we say so.
Families abroad
Arranging a limb for a parent back home?
Many of the families we help are led by a son or daughter in Dubai, Riyadh, London or Toronto. You can handle most of the planning from your phone, whatever the time difference.
- Send photos of the stump and the surgeon's discharge notes on WhatsApp
- Get the options and an estimate before anything is made
- Speak with the prosthetist at an hour that suits you
WhatsApp is answered at any of these hours
- KarachiPKT, UTC+5our clinic
- DubaiUTC+4your time
- RiyadhUTC+3your time
- LondonUTC+0 or +1your time
- TorontoUTC-5 or -4your time
- New YorkUTC-5 or -4your time
Visit us
Find the clinic in DHA Phase 2 Extension
Phone and WhatsApp are answered 24 hours a day, every day. Visits are by appointment.
Visit the clinic
We are on the first floor of a commercial building on 12th Commercial Street, near Master Juice, off Khayaban-e-Ittehad. Please call before you come so the prosthetist is free when you arrive.
- Address
- Office 4, First Floor, Plot 18-C, 12th Commercial Street, DHA Phase 2 Extension, Karachi 75500
- Landmark
- Near Master Juice, off Khayaban-e-Ittehad
- Phone and WhatsApp
- +92 337 8414002, answered 24/7
- Visits
- By appointment, so the prosthetist is free when you arrive
DHA Phase 2 Extension, Karachi
The map loads only when you ask for it.Patient help
Plain answers for the months after amputation
Caring for the stump after amputation
Shrinker socks, skin care and the exercises that make the first limb easier.
Read the guide
Which artificial limb is right for you?
Activity levels, budgets and the parts that matter most for each level.
Read the guide
How a limb is fitted, visit by visit
From the first cast to the test socket, the final fitting and training.
Read the guideQuestions
What families ask us most
Still unsure? Call +92 337 8414002 at any hour or send a WhatsApp message.
How much does an artificial leg cost in Pakistan?
Below knee legs start from Rs 80,000 and above knee legs from Rs 150,000. The knee and foot decide the rest: a below knee leg with imported parts can pass Rs 900,000, and an above knee leg with a microprocessor knee goes well past Rs 2,500,000. The free assessment tells you where in the range your leg sits.
How much does an artificial arm or hand cost?
Silicone fingers start from Rs 25,000 and a silicone hand from Rs 50,000. A cosmetic below elbow arm starts from Rs 60,000 and a body-powered one with a hook or working hand from Rs 140,000. Above elbow arms start from Rs 220,000 and myoelectric arms from Rs 650,000, with imported multi-grip hands costing several times more.
How soon after amputation can I be fitted?
Usually once the wound has fully healed and the swelling has settled, which is often six to eight weeks after surgery and longer after a diabetic amputation. Arms can sometimes be fitted a little sooner. We check the stump at the assessment rather than guess on the phone.
How many visits will it take?
Most limbs take three to five visits: the assessment, casting, a test socket, the final fitting and training. Hip level legs, legs for both sides and myoelectric arms need more. If you are travelling from another city, tell us your dates and we will bunch the visits together where the stump allows.
Is a myoelectric (bionic) arm right for me?
It can be, if the muscles in your forearm or upper arm give clear signals, you can charge the battery every night and you have patience for a few weeks of training. A body-powered arm is lighter, cheaper and tougher for heavy work. We test your muscle signals before we recommend either.
Will the new limb hurt?
Some pressure and tiredness are normal in the first weeks while the skin toughens. Sharp pain, red marks that have not faded twenty minutes after taking the limb off, or any broken skin are not normal. Call us and we will adjust the socket.
Can I pray namaz and do wudu with an artificial limb?
Yes. Many leg users stand for qiyam with the leg on and sit for ruku and sajda when the knee will not bend far enough. A leg that comes off quickly, or a waterproof leg, makes wudu easier. Silicone hands and fingers can be washed with soap and water.
Do you see patients from other cities and from abroad?
Yes. Families come to the clinic from interior Sindh, Balochistan and abroad. Call or WhatsApp first with photos, plan the trip with us, and a son or daughter overseas can handle the questions and the estimate on WhatsApp while the patient comes in person.
Talk to the clinic
Not sure which limb you need? Start with a call.
Tell us the level, when the surgery was and what you want to do again. We will tell you the options and the likely price range in a few minutes, at any hour.