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The Incidence of Dermatological Problems in the Silicone Suspension Sleeve User

Since their introduction in the mid-1980s, roll-on silicone sleeves have evolved into a widely used method of prosthetic suspension. Through the course of clinical practice, certain recurring skin conditions have been associated with roll-on silicone sleeve use. The purpose of this research project was to review pertinent literature and develop a survey to investigate the incidence of dermatological problems in silicone suspension sleeve users. Data were collected from patients as well as practitioners. Strong trends were noted indicating the incidence of dermatological problems in silicone suspension sleeve users is influenced by aging, activity level and “use patterns.” Observations made in clinical practice that currently have not been scientifically analyzed are noted separately.