About Sara Moslehi

A Practice Rooted in Skill, Artistry, and Compassion

Sara Moslehi is a Clinical Anaplastologist and Ocularist with more than 18 years of experience in the art and science of medical prosthetics. She has devoted her career to restoring not only physical appearance, but confidence, identity, and a profound sense of feeling whole again.

Her work blends precise clinical technique with artistic mastery, guided by empathy, patience, and a deep respect for each patient’s individual journey.

Sara’s Journey

Sara’s path into medical art prosthetics began in 2007. Since then, she has worked across leading prosthetic clinics in the United States and internationally, creating high-realism silicone and ocular restorations for patients of all ages and backgrounds.

Throughout her career, she has guided patients through every stage of the restorative process—from initial evaluation and impression-taking to sculpting, fabrication, detailed color matching, and final fitting. This end-to-end involvement allows her to maintain the highest standards of realism, comfort, and personalization.

Today, Sara serves Colorado and surrounding states through Art in Soul Prosthetics, offering custom facial, somatic, and ocular prosthetics crafted with intention, sensitivity, and exceptional detail.

Clinical Experience & Areas of Focus

Sara’s clinical experience includes work as a Clinical Anaplastologist and Ocularist in Lakewood, Colorado, where she supported patients through complex restorative needs with care and precision. Her work includes:

Facial Prosthetics

  • Auricular (ear) restorations

  • Nasal (nose) restorations

  • Orbital and hemi-facial prosthetics

Somatic Prosthetics

  • Fingers

  • Toes

  • Other non-weight-bearing parts

Ocular Prosthetics

  • Custom artificial eyes

  • Hand-painted irises

  • Detailed scleral painting and fabrication

Professional Background

Before founding Art in Soul, Sara gained extensive experience across respected prosthetic centers, including:

  • Prosthetic Illusions (Lakewood, CO)
    Clinical Anaplastologist and Ocularist specializing in implant-retained and adhesive-retained high-realism silicone prosthetics, including facial, somatic, and ocular restorations.

  • The Medical Art Prosthetics Center (Tehran, Iran)
    Delivering custom facial and somatic prosthetics for a diverse patient population.

  • Alternative Prosthetic Services (Bridgeport, CT)
    Specializing in high-realism silicone restorations and advanced color techniques.

  • Westcoast Brace & Limb (Tampa, FL)
    Fabricating ears, fingers, partial hands, feet, and functional silicone gloves.

  • Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics (Anaheim, CA)
    Managing silicone prosthetic services for multiple Southern California locations.

Across all roles, Sara has built a reputation for precision, aesthetic realism, innovation, and deeply patient-centered care.

One of the most meaningful aspects of Sara’s career has been her work with children with microtia at Children’s Hospital Colorado, where she created prosthetic ears and supported families with empathy, sensitivity, and care.

A Legacy of Craft & Compassion: Iraj Moslehi

Sara’s journey into anaplastology began long before her formal training.

Her father, Iraj Moslehi, is widely recognized as the only practicing anaplastologist in Iran for more than two decades. A sculptor, painter, and mold maker by trade, Iraj devoted his life to serving individuals in need of prosthetic rehabilitation — often working with limited materials, scarce equipment, and little compensation.

His path into anaplastology began after encountering a young man attempting to conceal a missing ear in the streets of Tehran. Moved deeply, Iraj began experimenting with sculpting and silicone techniques, determined to create natural, dignified restorations for those who had been overlooked.

In 2001, he received a scholarship to train at the Velten Institute for Anaplastology in Germany. He returned to Iran with tools in his suitcase and a mission in his heart. Despite import restrictions, insurance barriers, and material shortages, he established his own clinic in Tehran and introduced the field of anaplastology to hospitals and medical professionals across the country.

In 2013, Iraj Moslehi was honored with the International Anaplastology Association (IAA) Humanitarian Award in recognition of his dedication and service. As he was unable to attend the conference, Sara accepted the award on his behalf.

From her father, Sara learned not only the technical and artistic foundations of prosthetic restoration, but also the deeper philosophy that guides her work today — to treat every patient with kindness, gentleness, honesty, and respect.

Today, Iraj resides in Colorado and continues to share his experience and wisdom, allowing this legacy of restoration to continue across generations.

Philosophy of Care

Sara believes that prosthetic restoration is not only a medical process, but a human one. Every patient brings a story, and every restoration deserves time, honesty, and respect. Her goal is not perfection, but authenticity—creating prosthetics that help patients move through the world with confidence, comfort, and dignity.