Hearing

The ear is our most sensitive sensory organ. It is closely linked to our thinking, feeling and social behavior.

Through hearing, we not only perceive sounds and language, but also emotional nuances that are of great importance for interpersonal interactions.

Hearing disorders should therefore be identified and treated as early as possible in order to avoid impairing quality of life and social participation. Early intervention can be crucial to optimally promote communication skills and cognitive development, especially in children.

In my practice, I offer comprehensive and precise diagnostics of the structures involved in hearing. With modern examination methods, possible hearing disorders can be accurately identified and treated in a targeted manner. In doing so, I take into account both the individual needs and the specific medical conditions of my patients.

Infants and toddlers can be examined using infant hearing screening. This examination is painless and provides valuable information about the child’s hearing ability, allowing any impairments to be detected early and appropriate measures to be taken.