Cochlear Implants for Unilateral Hearing Loss
Hear life in full with a cochlear implant in your deaf ear.
"With single-sided deafness, I felt held back socially. I couldn't take part in conversations with my friends because I couldn't understand them. But since getting my cochlear implant, socializing is much easier."
Larissa, unilateral cochlear implant recipient
A Solution for Single-Sided Deafness
Restaurants. Bars. Parties. If you have hearing loss in one ear, it’s not unusual to find it difficult to keep up with group conversations or feel excluded in social situations. Perhaps you can’t hear what’s going on behind you in the car, find it tricky to hear your phone ringing, or even struggle to hear where traffic is coming from when crossing the road. And after a day of straining to hear, you might find yourself feeling tired or having headaches. All of these are typical side effects of single-sided deafness and unilateral hearing loss.
A cochlear implant can help you hear in full again.
- Follow conversations in noisy places
- Socialize more easily
- Know where sounds are coming from
- Hear what’s happening around you
- Much less listening effort
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