Repairing a damaged doll should be approached with care. For minor seam separations, clean the area, allow it to dry, and apply a small amount of silicone adhesive designed for skin-safe materials. Work slowly and use gentle pressure to hold the seam closed until the adhesive sets. If joints loosen, consult a professional restorer who specializes in this material rather than attempting makeshift repairs. Avoid household glues or solvents that could degrade the surface or alter color.

Cosmetic repairs, such as color matching or patching a small scratch, can be done with compatible silicone paints and patch materials. Test on a hidden area first to ensure color consistency. For more complex damage—interior components or structural issues—seek expert service. Documentation of repairs helps with future maintenance. Always follow manufacturer guidelines for cleaning, disassembly, and reassembly to preserve safety and appearance.