Beyond the core doll, a world of accessories can enhance realism, usability, and comfort. Practical add-ons include custom stands, protective covers, and storage solutions that help preserve the doll’s structure and aesthetics. Grasp-friendly articulated hands or flexible joints can expand pose possibilities, while interchangeable wigs or realistic makeup palettes offer opportunities to customize appearance for varying scenarios or preferences.

Hygiene-focused accessories are also valuable. Cleaning kits tailored to silicone or TPE, soft-bristled brushes for detailing, and discreet, scent-neutral cleaning sprays can simplify maintenance. For comfort and privacy, sound-dampening mats and protective cases reduce noise and protect surfaces during handling. Some users appreciate temperature-regulating blankets or heating options that make the doll feel more lifelike, while others seek subtle, tactile textures—such as different skin finishes or fabrics for clothing—that enhance the sensory experience without compromising safety.

Finally, digital and interactive enhancements are an emerging niche. Companion apps, timing routines, or limited interactive features may offer guided experiences, reminders for cleaning, or customization presets. While these tools can deepen engagement, it’s important to use them responsibly and respect boundaries—whether exploring solo play or shared settings—and to prioritize safety, consent, and respect for all individuals involved in discussions about these technologies.