The production of full-body sex dolls involves a combination of advanced technology, craftsmanship, and high-quality materials. The process typically begins with designing the doll’s anatomy and facial features using digital modeling software. Once the design is finalized, molds are created to cast the internal skeleton—often made of metal or durable plastic—that provides flexibility and support. The outer shell is usually made from silicone or TPE (thermoplastic elastomer), chosen for their realistic feel and durability. Skilled artisans and technicians then sculpt and mold the outer layer, paying close attention to details like skin texture, wrinkles, and pores to achieve a lifelike appearance. Painting and coloring are carefully applied to enhance realism, including subtle shading and blush effects. Internal features, such as the skeleton and joints, are assembled to allow natural posing and movement. Some dolls incorporate heating elements or sensors to simulate body warmth or respond to touch. Quality control checks ensure that each doll meets strict standards for safety, durability, and realism before packaging. The entire process combines technological innovation with traditional craftsmanship, resulting in an intricately detailed product designed to offer a highly authentic experience. The meticulous attention to detail in each step ensures that the final doll provides both aesthetic appeal and functional realism, making it a highly valued item for enthusiasts and collectors.