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Prosthetic Leg & Artificial Limb Solutions in Gwalior, India
A prosthetic leg (artificial leg) is a medical device that replaces a missing lower limb, restoring mobility, independence, and quality of life for amputees. At Limbgenixx, Gwalior, we provide complete prosthetic leg solutions for all levels of lower limb loss — from partial foot to hip disarticulation — using internationally certified components including Ottobock products.
India has one of the largest populations of lower limb amputees, with diabetes and road accidents being the leading causes. Limbgenixx is committed to providing affordable, high-quality prosthetic legs to patients across Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, and all of India. We offer government scheme guidance (ALIMCO/ADIP), transparent pricing, and long-term rehabilitation support.
Types of Prosthetic Leg
Below Knee Prosthesis (BK)
Custom transtibial prosthetic leg for below-knee amputees. Energy-storing feet, carbon fiber options, and pediatric systems available. Most common prosthetic leg in India.
Above Knee Prosthesis (AK)
Transfemoral prosthetic leg with prosthetic knee joint. Mechanical, hydraulic, and Ottobock microprocessor (C-Leg) options based on activity level and budget.
Hip Disarticulation Prosthesis
A specialized prosthetic system for amputees with hip disarticulation or hemipelvectomy. Restores sitting, standing, and walking capability with a full hip-to-foot prosthetic leg.
Syme's & Partial Foot Prosthesis
Prosthetic solution for Syme's amputation (ankle level) or partial foot loss. Provides a stable, functional walking surface with cosmetic and functional prosthetic foot options.
How the Parts of a Prosthetic Leg Fit Together
However different two prosthetic legs look, they are built from the same chain of parts, and each one is chosen rather than given.
- Socket — custom-made to your limb, and the part that decides comfort. See prosthetic sockets.
- Liner — the interface against your skin. See prosthetic liners.
- Suspension — what holds the limb on.
- Knee — above-knee limbs only. See prosthetic knees.
- Pylon and adapters — structure and alignment. See components.
- Foot — ground contact and energy return. See prosthetic feet.
The level of amputation decides how many of these you need. A below-knee prosthesis has no knee unit; an above-knee prosthesis does, and that one addition changes the whole specification.
Where to Start, Depending on Where You Are
People arrive at this page at very different stages. Rather than send everyone through the same information, here is where to go next.
| If you are… | Start here |
|---|---|
| Recently amputated, not yet fitted | What a prosthetic leg costs and types of prosthetic legs |
| Comparing levels and components | Below-knee · Above-knee · Components |
| Newly fitted and learning to walk | How to walk with a prosthetic leg |
| An experienced user with a problem | Repair and servicing · Socket replacement |
| Looking at funding | ALIMCO and ADIP scheme |
| Travelling to us from another state | Patients across India |
Not sure what you need? Send a photograph of the limb and tell us what the problem is on WhatsApp. There is no charge for that conversation, and it often saves a journey.
In Mumbai or Navi Mumbai?
Our Mumbai centre is Om Prosthetics & Orthotics Center in Sector-19 Kharghar, open every day 11:00 am–8:00 pm, with home visits available across Mumbai. See prosthetic leg fitting in Mumbai.
In Indore, Ujjain or Ratlam?
Our centre for this region is Shri Krishna Orthopedics in Indore, open every day 9:00 am–7:00 pm. See prosthetic leg fitting in Indore.
Frequently Asked Questions
A prosthetic leg (artificial leg) is a custom-made device that replaces a missing lower limb following amputation. It restores walking ability, balance, and independence. Prosthetic legs range from simple SACH foot systems to advanced microprocessor-controlled bionic legs.
Prosthetic leg cost in India varies widely: Basic SACH foot BK prosthesis starts at Rs. 15,000. Carbon fiber BK ranges from Rs. 60,000–1,50,000. Mechanical AK prosthesis costs Rs. 40,000–1,00,000. Ottobock C-Leg microprocessor knee costs Rs. 4,00,000–8,00,000. Contact Limbgenixx for exact pricing.
The waiting time depends on amputation healing, typically 4–8 weeks post-surgery. Once ready, the custom fabrication takes 1–2 weeks at Limbgenixx. Total time from assessment to walking with a prosthesis is usually 2–4 weeks.
Yes. ALIMCO's ADIP scheme provides subsidized artificial limbs to eligible disabled citizens. CGHS beneficiaries can claim reimbursement. Limbgenixx assists patients in preparing applications and documentation for these schemes.
Ottobock is the global gold standard for prosthetic components. Other components available in India include Össur and domestic manufacturers through ALIMCO. Limbgenixx supplies Ottobock components and recommends based on clinical assessment.
Patients Travelling From Other States
Travelling from the Tricity for an artificial leg? Our prosthetic services for Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula patients page covers the route, how visits are usually staged and what to bring.
Also useful: patients across India (what can be handled before you travel and what needs a visit), Punjab patients and Haryana patients.
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