Full Hearing Assessment
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Our safe, effective microsuction and ear syringing techniques remove earwax blockages quickly and comfortably, helping you get back to your day with minimal disruption.There’s no need to wait for a GP appointment—you can self-refer and book directly.
We use the latest techniques combined with the most modern technology to safely and cleanly remove any excess ear wax from your ears allowing sound to pass through more efficiently and remove that ‘blocked and muffled ‘ sensation.
A full hearing assessment by an audiologist is a comprehensive evaluation used to measure a person’s hearing ability and identify any hearing-related concerns. The assessment typically begins with a discussion about medical history, hearing difficulties, lifestyle factors, noise exposure, and any symptoms such as ringing in the ears, dizziness, or trouble understanding speech. This conversation helps the audiologist understand how hearing issues may be affecting daily life and guides the selection of appropriate tests.
The testing portion of a full hearing assessment is painless and may include several procedures designed to examine different aspects of hearing. Common tests include otoscopy to inspect the ear canal and eardrum, pure-tone audiometry to determine the quietest sounds a person can hear at different pitches, and speech testing to evaluate how clearly words are recognized and understood. Additional assessments, such as tympanometry or other middle-ear evaluations, may also be performed depending on the individual’s symptoms and needs.
After completing the assessment, the audiologist explains the results and provides recommendations based on the findings. These recommendations may include monitoring hearing over time, strategies to improve communication, medical referral if needed, hearing protection advice, or discussion of hearing devices and treatment options. A full hearing assessment provides valuable information that supports early identification and management of hearing changes, helping people maintain communication, independence, and overall quality of life.
