Why does this distinction matter?
A prosthesis is an artificial limb that takes the place of a missing part. An orthosis is a device that accompanies a limb, joint or trunk that is still there. Using one word for both blurs the path ahead.
So our first job is not to sell. It is to describe. We say plainly which group is being discussed, how the process moves, and why the decision is individual.
Clients from Turkey and from abroad can read the same introduction in five languages. Continuing the conversation in your language means the communication is as personal as the measure.
The workshop is in Edirne, Tekirdağ and Çorlu. The explanation is the same; the addresses are three. You can choose the nearer branch from the map. The device itself is still built there, from measure and fitting.
These pages are not a catalogue. Below-knee and above-knee, foot and ankle, arm and trunk each keep their own heading, so the place you are looking for stays clear. This site does not decide which device is right. That decision belongs to the physician and the prosthetist-orthotist who assess you.
A socket, an orthotic shell and an insole take shape from measure, fitting and the goal of use. The images here are representative. They are not your device.