Hearing loss solutions that still feel like you
Rediscover your hearing on your terms
Even moderate hearing loss can impact your quality of life and leave you guessing at work or in conversation. But there are sleek, innovative hearing devices for counteracting most hearing issues, from age-related hearing loss to tinnitus. Let’s find the solution that suits you best.
Quality hearing loss solutions for every budget and every ear
Expert care, but no extra cost. With Ears To You, your hearing test, fittings, adjustments, and annual check-ups are totally free. We’ll start by identifying your specific type and degree of hearing loss.
Sensorineural hearing loss
Conductive hearing loss
Mixed hearing loss
Noise-induced hearing loss
Tinnitus and hearing loss
Central hearing loss
Auditory neuropathy
Sensorineural hearing loss
The hair cells in your inner ear can become damaged with age or illness. These are the most common causes of sensorineural hearing loss, which can be counteracted with a hearing aid or cochlear implant.
Conductive hearing loss
To hear properly, sounds must pass between your inner and outer ear via bone conduction. Sometimes, this is disrupted by an ear infection or buildup of wax in the middle ear. An audiologist may be able to prevent further hearing loss simply by removing ear wax.
Mixed hearing loss
It’s possible to experience both sensorineural and conductive hearing loss at the same time. This is called mixed hearing loss. As a result, regular sounds become very quiet and difficult to interpret. If left untreated, it could result in deafness.
Noise-induced hearing loss
When you’re exposed to loud bursts of sound, like a gunshot, or continuous loud noises, like a concert, it can damage the hair cells in your inner ear. This results in noise-induced hearing loss, but is preventable with the right care.
Tinnitus and hearing loss
Tinnitus is characterized by constant buzzing or ringing in the ears. While tinnitus doesn’t cause hearing loss, it can interfere with your concentration. It can also be a symptom of ear conditions like Meniere’s disease and otosclerosis.
Central hearing loss
Central hearing loss happens when there’s an issue with nerve pathways, meaning hearing centers don’t receive signals correctly. This affects your ability to interpret speech and sounds.
Auditory neuropathy
This rare type of hearing loss is caused by damage to the inner hair cells or auditory nerve. Auditory neuropathy can make it difficult to understand speech, particularly in noisy environments.
Your guide to quality hearing loss treatment
With the support of our hearing loss clinic, you’ll know exactly what your options are. There’s no pressure to purchase — just a professional recommendation based on your unique case.
Hearing tests
Getting a hearing test doesn’t take long, but it could change everything. Our mobile hearing test services come straight to your door at a time that suits you. In one hour, we’ll carry out a full hearing assessment and talk you through your results.
Hearing aids
Choose your discreet hearing aid solution (and get as high tech as you like). Bluetooth connectivity offers fantastic sound quality when using your favourite apps. Meanwhile, noise isolation will tune out the background noise so you can focus on what matters.
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FAQ
What’s the best way to help with hearing loss?
If you think you have hearing loss, the best thing to do is book a free hearing test. An audiologist can determine what type of hearing loss you have, how severe it is, and make a recommendation for treatment. Hearing impairment can have a number of causes, so the best way to help depends on your case.
How do you live with severe hearing loss?
If you live with severe hearing loss, it’s important to speak to an audiologist about your hearing health. They’ll be able to recommend potential solutions as well as ways to prevent even more profound hearing loss. Remember to let others know when you’re struggling with your hearing, particularly your loved ones. That way, they can support you by speaking more clearly and being sure to face you when speaking so you can pick up on visual cues.
Can mild hearing loss be corrected?
Yes, in some cases, mild hearing loss can be corrected — but it depends on the cause. The only way to find out is to take a hearing test with a registered audiologist. A hearing test is fast and painless, so it’s worth booking as soon as you have any concerns about your hearing.
What are the latest treatments for sensorineural hearing loss?
The treatment for sensorineural hearing loss depends on the underlying cause. One biotechnology company is trying to reverse it by regenerating hair cells in the cochlea. However, hearing aids are still the mainstay of treatment options — and hearing devices have advanced hugely in recent years. The best hearing aids are more than just sound amplifiers. They’re sleek, noise-isolating, and often Bluetooth-equipped so you can connect to your tablet, phone, or TV for even better sound.