The article explores the Symphonie Aqua System, an innovative approach to prosthetic fittings for leg amputees, founded by German entrepreneur Andreas Radspieler. This system allows patients to create precise prosthetic socket molds using hydrostatic plaster impressions, enhancing the fitting process and overall comfort. Local prosthetist Justin Maughan compares this innovation to a compass for accurate drawing, highlighting its significance in achieving anatomical replicas under weight-bearing conditions. With around 50,000 users worldwide, Radspieler envisions this method as the new standard in prosthetic care, aiming to reach millions of amputees. The article also emphasizes the emotional impact on patients, many of whom express joy and renewed hope upon receiving their new fittings, marking a significant advancement in the field of prosthetics.