RealLifeSkin™  prosthetic-alloplastic technology is not just prosthetic skin, but an entire process that is adaptable for fabrication into alloplastic and prosthetic devices as small as a fingertip or as large as entire leg. RealLifeSkin™ can even made into skin covers that protect and enhance the gripping power of bionic and body powered hands.

Engendered with creases, pores and fingerprints, RealLifeSkin™ is created of three skin layers: the epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous. RealLifeSkin™ does not only contain three skin layers, but meticulously and accurately simulates the visual properties of each human skin layer it represents.

In real human skin, the epidermis layer (the outer layer of skin) has fingerprints and skin detail; it also contains pigment called melanin. When skin is exposed to the sun, more melanin is created to help counteract the damaging rays of the sun. Likewise, RealLifeSkin’s™ epidermis skin layer contains remarkably realistic fingerprints and skin detail along with a simulated melanin. Furthermore, when an amputee wearing a RealLifeSkin™ prosthesis gets a tan on their real skin, they can supplied with “prosthetic melanin” in a bottle (RealLifeSkinTan™) so the prosthesis can be made to match their new tan. Each user is able to apply this “liquid tan” directly on their prosthesis where it is absorbed immediately into the epidermis layer. Each subsequent rubbing of the fluid makes the RealLifeSkin™ gradually darker, thus protecting the user from accidentally “tanning too quickly”.

Flame Resistant	Unsurpassed Realism	Stain Resistant	"Tan-able"