Balance Platform Analysis
Stand Firm on Sensory Challenges
Staying upright relies on coordination between the inner ear, vision, and body sensation from the feet and joints. When these systems stop working together, people may feel unsteady, wobbly, or unsure on their feet. Symptoms often appear while standing, walking, or in busy environments, even without a clear spinning sensation.
Sensory Integration Platform
Rock and Reveal Stability Gaps
Posturography assesses how well your balance systems work together to keep you upright. During the test, you stand on a specialised platform while visual and surface conditions are altered in a controlled way. Sensors measure subtle body movements, showing how your brain uses inner-ear signals, vision, and body feedback to maintain stability.
At Harley AVM, posturography is performed in a safe, supervised clinic setting. The test is non-invasive and does not involve discomfort, although some people may feel briefly challenged. Results help identify which balance systems are underperforming and guide targeted rehabilitation rather than generalised advice.
Pinpointing the Cause
Balance Testing With Purpose
Posture Precision Pioneers
Assessment begins with a detailed history, ear examination, and appropriate hearing and vestibular tests. We consider how symptoms affect daily movement, confidence, and safety before recommending posturography.
Management remains non-surgical for most patients. Posturography results guide balance rehabilitation, movement strategies, and monitoring, helping us set realistic goals and track progress over time. Further investigation or referral is considered only when symptoms persist, worsen, or continue to limit independence despite structured support.
Plateau to Poise with Our Pros
At Harley Street Audiovestibular Clinic, posturography forms part of a comprehensive balance assessment, not a standalone measurement. Our team focuses exclusively on hearing and vestibular disorders, allowing us to interpret balance strategies and compensation patterns accurately. We explain results clearly, showing how different sensory systems contribute to your symptoms and recovery.
Testing, rehabilitation planning, and follow-up are coordinated through one clinic, ensuring continuity of care, with clear communication at every stage so you understand your results and progress. If unsteadiness, balance confidence, or walking stability remains a concern, we invite you to book an assessment, request a call back, or submit an enquiry to explore tailored next steps with our team.
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If you are living with dizziness, vertigo or unsteadiness, our team can help identify the cause. Your consultant will carry out the right combination of tests, explain the results in clear language and agree a treatment plan with you - so you know exactly what is happening and what can be done.