Hypoacusis or hearing loss can occur progressively or suddenly, and can affect both children and adults. Hearing less not only makes daily communication difficult, it can also affect balance, concentration and quality of life.

In our ENT service, we perform an accurate and personalised diagnosis to determine the type and degree of hearing loss. We have high-precision hearing tests and imaging studies that allow us to identify the cause and provide the most appropriate treatment.

We use a comprehensive approach that encompasses everything from medical and surgical solutions to innovative intratympanic treatments and close monitoring of each case. Early detection is key.

Otosclerosis is a common cause of hearing loss in young adults and can be treated surgically.

The use of lasers for surgery significantly reduces the risk of trauma during the procedure and improves precision compared to a conventional surgical technique. In addition, it minimises the complication rate, causes less bleeding, less post-operative vertigo and leads to better hearing outcome.

Don’t let a simple ear infection become a permanent problem.

Early detection and appropriate treatment can make the difference between a full recovery and complications such as vertigo or irreversible hearing loss. In our surgery, we insist on the importance of follow-up, because some otitis can progress silently and affect the inner ear without you realising it.

We have state-of-the-art technology for an accurate image diagnosis, such as CBCT (Cone Beam CT), which allows us to study the anatomy of the ear in great detail with minimal irradiation.

Additionally, we perform all types of middle ear surgery, and our interventions are carried out with neurostimulator-based facial nerve monitoring systems, which increases surgical safety and minimises the risk of complications.

Our aim is to offer a comprehensive and safe treatment, tailored to each patient, with a focus on preserving hearing and quality of life.

Intratympanic treatments: targeting the source of the problem.

In our service, we apply intratympanic treatments to administer medication directly into the middle ear to treat conditions such as Ménière’s disease, sudden hearing loss or tinnitus. This route allows for greater efficacy with fewer overall side effects.

In addition, we incorporate innovative technologies such as the EDT3 system, an electrically guided intratympanic treatment that enhances the precision of drug administration and optimises its penetration into the inner ear. It is an advanced, minimally invasive technique designed to improve results in patients who have not been responsive to conventional treatments.

A safer, more effective approach to ear treatment.

Hearing recovery is possible, even in the most complex cases.