Hearing Threshold Mapping
Hear Your Sound Limits Clearly
Hearing relies on the ear and hearing pathways accurately detecting sounds across different pitches and volumes. When this system changes, people may notice muffled hearing, difficulty following speech, or sounds seeming quieter or distorted. Symptoms can develop gradually or suddenly and may affect one or both ears, often becoming noticeable in conversations or noisy environments.
Frequency Detection Drive
Beep by Beep Builds Your Hearing Blueprint
Pure tone audiometry measures how well you hear sounds at different frequencies and loudness levels. During the test, you listen to a series of tones through headphones and indicate when you hear them. This creates an audiogram, a visual map showing hearing sensitivity in each ear across low, mid, and high pitches.
At Harley AVM, testing is performed in a quiet, controlled clinic environment. The test is non-invasive, painless, and typically completed within a short appointment. Results help identify patterns of hearing change, accurately compare ears, and guide further assessment or management, rather than relying solely on subjective impressions.
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Pinpointing the Cause
Ear Exam Escalation
Audiogram Accuracy Ace
Assessment begins with a detailed history and ear examination, supported by pure-tone audiometry and other hearing tests, where appropriate. We explore when hearing changes began, how they affect communication, and whether symptoms fluctuate or progress.
Management is usually non-surgical. Results guide monitoring, medical evaluation, hearing support, or further investigation. Referral or advanced intervention is considered only when hearing changes persist, worsen, or significantly affect daily communication and quality of life.
Tune In to Top-Tier Testing
At Harley Street Audiovestibular Clinic, pure-tone audiometry is interpreted within an expert audiovestibular framework rather than as a standalone screening test. Our team focuses exclusively on hearing and balance disorders, allowing us to explain what your hearing levels mean, how they relate to symptoms, and whether further assessment is needed. We prioritise clarity and shared decision-making at every stage.
Assessment, testing, and follow-up are coordinated through one clinic, ensuring continuity of care. If hearing feels reduced, uneven, or unclear, we invite you to book an assessment, request a call back, or submit an enquiry to discuss the most appropriate 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.