FAQ

It is painless. In a sound booth you listen to tones at different frequencies through headphones and signal when you hear them. The test usually takes 25-35 minutes.

No. The first tuning is done on the fitting day, and at least two reviews are then scheduled through the adjustment period. The fine-tuning is done together at those reviews.

Not every enlarged adenoid needs surgery. Where there is difficulty breathing in sleep, repeated middle ear fluid and hearing loss, the surgical option is assessed; otherwise we proceed with monitoring and treatment.

Once the cause is identified, the intensity eases for most people. Where hearing loss accompanies it, device support, protection from noise and a settled sleep pattern make a clear difference. No method promises a guaranteed result.

As soon as possible. Sudden one-sided hearing loss needs urgent assessment; treatment started within the first days markedly affects the outcome.

No. It is carried out sitting up with a thin flexible endoscope and a local spray. The procedure takes a few minutes and you can return to your day afterwards.