Custom work transforms a doll into a personalized, one-of-a-kind companion. The process begins with a detailed consultation where goals, proportions, and finishing touches are discussed. It’s important to reflect on facial features, skin tone, hair options, and body type, paired with practical considerations like joint stiffness and posing range. A well-structured plan helps ensure the final piece aligns with your vision while maintaining durability and comfort during use.
Expect clear communication about materials, timelines, and limits. Some projects may involve multiple drafts or sculpts before the final version is approved. Early sketches or 3D previews can help you visualize outcomes and provide feedback. Once production starts, technicians typically share progress milestones, ensuring you remain informed and engaged. Sensible timelines help manage expectations and reduce delays.
Finishing touches are where personalization shines. Subtle variations in skin texture, freckling, or veins can add depth, while hair insertion, eye selection, and nail details complete the look. Aftercare guidance is crucial: discuss cleaning routines, temperature considerations, and safe handling to preserve realism over time. A well-managed custom project should leave you with a unique, durable piece that meets both aesthetic and functional expectations.