Medical Treatment of Tinnitus
Restimulate the Nerve From Ear to Brain
Patients who choose medical treatment for their tinnitus often live confident, independent lives, free from frustrating ringing, swooshing, or buzzing in their ears. Our most successful patients chose our advanced treatment process to restore sound activity to the auditory system. The sounds provided through treatment retrain the auditory system to properly identify sounds and suppress the mistaken increase in neural activity.
When done properly, patients living with tinnitus have an 80%+ chance of living with reduced, and often eliminated, tinnitus perception.
Most Effective
Direct Stimulation
The most effective and direct treatment of tinnitus is to provide proper stimulation to your auditory system, including the nerve that connects your ear to your brain. Here’s how your treatment progresses.
01
Start at About 80%
Using modern treatment technology, our team begins your prescription at around 80% of the sound stimulation your nerve requires.
02
Build to Your Full Prescription
Over the next three to four visits, roughly 30 to 45 days, we gradually increase sound support to your auditory system until you reach your full prescription and your short term tinnitus has lessened.
03
Ongoing Fine Tuning
Throughout your ongoing treatment, we continue to fine tune your prescription and make frequency adjustments so you can put the frustration, irritation, and distraction of tinnitus behind you for good.
Less Effective
Indirect Stimulation
An indirect, and less effective, approach to tinnitus is distracting your mind from the constant ringing, whooshing, or buzzing by introducing another sound. The most common are white noise or music.
These techniques work by asking your brain to focus on different sounds. One of the main issues with this approach is that patients often feel they’re trading one bothersome sound for another.
Common Indirect Approaches
White noise or music
Sleeping with the television on
Keeping a fan running
Tinnitus maskers that are not FDA approved
Learn More About Tinnitus in the Report Below
Read our full report on tinnitus and its treatment, then schedule a complimentary consultation to find out which approach is right for you.