Unlike hearing aids, which simply amplify sound, a cochlear implant sends sound directly to your hearing nerve.
Every cochlear implant system has two parts:
An internal implant that’s placed under the skin during a routine procedure
An external sound processor that is worn comfortably on the head
Together, they form a bridge between sound and understanding, helping you hear the voices and moments that matter most.
Unlike hearing aids, which simply amplify sound, a cochlear implant sends sound directly to your hearing nerve.
Every cochlear implant system has two parts:
An internal implant that’s placed under the skin during a routine procedure
An external sound processor that is worn comfortably on the head
Together, they form a bridge between sound and understanding, helping you hear the voices and moments that matter most.
