Price guide, updated October 2026
Artificial limb prices in Pakistan, explained honestly
A price range is only useful if you know what sits at each end of it. Here is what every level costs in 2026, what is included, what is priced separately, and how families make the money go further.
- Free assessment
- Written estimate
- No hidden extras
Clinically reviewed by Ummad Shafique Mughal, Consultant Orthotist and ProsthetistUpdated 6 October 2026
How to read our prices
What the low and high figures mean
The low figure in every range is a real limb we would fit on a straightforward stump, built with dependable local parts. It is not a teaser. The high figure is the same level with imported knees, feet, hands or suspension.
Your firm price comes in writing after the free assessment, itemised part by part. It does not change unless you agree to a change, for example choosing a different knee after trying it.
Prices for 2026
Every level, from the simplest build to imported
Indicative ranges in Pakistani rupees. A plus sign means the top end is open, because the most advanced imported parts vary widely.
| 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+ |
Each limb page explains the builds behind its range. Microprocessor knees and multi-grip hands are quoted after you have tried them.
Included or extra
What every price includes, and what is priced separately
Included in every limb
- The free assessmentExamination of the stump, strength and balance, and an honest view of your options.
- Casting and a test socketA clear trial socket before the final one is made.
- Fitting and alignmentThe limb set up for the way you walk or use your hand.
- TrainingWalking, balance or grip practice is part of the limb, not an extra.
Priced separately
- Replacement socketsNeeded as the stump shrinks, often within the first year.
- Spare liners and coversA second liner for summer, or a cosmetic cover.
- Servicing powered partsHydraulic and microprocessor knees and myoelectric hands need servicing.
- Travel and stayFor families coming from other cities or from abroad.
For families abroad
Starting prices in dollars, dirhams and riyals
Rough conversions at about Rs 278 to the US dollar in October 2026; the dirham and riyal follow their dollar pegs. Check the day's rate before sending money.
| Limb | PKR | US dollars | UAE dirhams | Saudi riyals |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silicone finger | Rs 25,000 | about $90 | about AED 330 | about SAR 340 |
| Silicone hand | Rs 50,000 | about $180 | about AED 660 | about SAR 670 |
| Below knee leg | Rs 80,000 | about $290 | about AED 1,060 | about SAR 1,080 |
| Body-powered arm | Rs 140,000 | about $500 | about AED 1,850 | about SAR 1,890 |
| Above knee leg | Rs 150,000 | about $540 | about AED 1,980 | about SAR 2,020 |
| Hip level leg | Rs 300,000 | about $1,080 | about AED 3,960 | about SAR 4,050 |
| Myoelectric arm | Rs 650,000 | about $2,340 | about AED 8,590 | about SAR 8,770 |
Prices are charged in rupees. See overseas patients for how families abroad arrange a limb.
What moves the price
Six things that decide where your limb sits in the range
- 1The levelHigher amputations need more joints: a knee, an elbow or a hip.
- 2The knee, foot or handOften the most expensive single part, and the widest choice.
- 3Suspension and linerPin locks, sleeves, suction and vacuum differ in comfort and cost.
- 4Your stumpShort, scarred or still-changing stumps may need extra test sockets.
- 5How active you areLong walking days and heavy work need tougher, costlier parts.
- 6Imported or localImported parts follow the exchange rate; local parts are steadier.
Making it affordable
Ways families make the money go further
A good socket matters more than an expensive part. These choices keep quality up and cost down.
A sound local build now; swap the knee or foot onto the same socket when you are ready.
Sockets, liners and servicing add up. We set them out so there are no surprises.
If a charity, welfare trust or employer is helping, we give an itemised estimate for their application.
Washing and rotating liners makes them last, which saves money every year.
Questions
Price questions
Call +92 337 8414002 for a quick figure on the phone.
What is the cheapest artificial limb you make?
Silicone fingers and partial foot fillers start from Rs 25,000. For a full leg, a below knee leg starts from Rs 80,000.
Why do two below knee legs cost so differently?
The socket may be the same, but the foot, liner and suspension can differ several times in price. A carbon foot and vacuum suspension can cost more than the rest of the leg.
Do you charge for the first visit?
No. The assessment is free and there is no obligation to order anything.
Will the price change after I order?
Not without your agreement. The written estimate lists every part, and changes happen only if you choose them.
Is an imported limb always better?
No. An imported part on a poorly fitted socket is worse than a local part on a good socket. We recommend imported parts only where they make a real difference.
Can I pay for the limb in parts?
Talk to us about how payment is arranged for your limb. We set out what is due and when in the written estimate before anything is made.
Talk to the clinic
Get your price in writing
Call or WhatsApp with the level and a photo. After the free assessment you get an itemised estimate that does not change without your agreement.