4. Specialist e.g. :
Bone/Air Conduction Glasses for alternative sound delivery options
Bi-Cros and Cros for single sided/asymmetrical hearing problems
Bone Conduction Aids for when air conduction sound delivery is not viable
Within all of these categories there are an ever growing number of designs for hearing aids as the various manufacturers apply their own cosmetic stamp and style.
Whilst personal preferences will always be taken into account when recommending a particular type and style of hearing aid, sometimes there will be influencing factors which can have a direct bearing on the most suitable device:-
Type and severity of loss
Physiology issues affecting choice of fitting
Dexterity considerations (the smaller – the more ‘fiddly’)
Remember, your Hearing Aid Audiologist is there to assist you in making the most appropriate choice according to your needs and requirements.