Invisible Hearing Aids in St. George, UT
Invisible hearing aids are one of the most requested treatment options at both of our St. George locations, and for good reason. These devices sit deep inside the ear canal, custom-molded to the shape of your ear, and are virtually undetectable when worn. No one sees them. No one knows they are there. But you hear the difference immediately.
At Hearing & Brain Centers of America, invisible hearing aids are not sold as a product, they are prescribed as part of a comprehensive treatment plan. Your audiologist evaluates your hearing, determines whether you are a candidate for invisible devices, takes a precise impression of your ear canal, and programs the device to match your specific hearing loss pattern. The result is a hearing aid that fits your ear, fits your hearing, and fits your life.
Many patients tell us they put off getting help for their hearing because they did not want a visible device. If that sounds like you, invisible hearing aids may be the right answer. They deliver clear, natural sound without changing your appearance.
What Makes Invisible Hearing Aids Different
Completely hidden
These devices sit past the second bend of your ear canal. They are invisible to anyone looking at you, even from close range.
Custom-molded for comfort
Every invisible hearing aid we fit is made from a precise impression of your ear. The fit is snug, secure, and comfortable for all-day wear.
Natural sound quality
Because the device sits deep in the canal, it uses your ear’s natural anatomy to capture and direct sound. Many patients report that invisible hearing aids sound more natural than other styles.
Easy to live with
No external components, no tubes behind the ear, no visible wires. You put them in and forget they are there.
Are You a Candidate?
Invisible hearing aids work well for many patients, but they are not the right fit for everyone. The best candidates typically have mild to moderate hearing loss and an ear canal shape and size that can accommodate the device. During your evaluation, your audiologist will examine your ear canal and hearing test results to determine whether invisible devices are a good option for you.
If invisible hearing aids are not the right fit, we offer a full range of other options including receiver-in-canal and behind-the-ear models that are still very discreet. The goal is always the best outcome for your hearing, regardless of the device style.
All of our hearing aids are medical-grade, prescription devices, not the over-the-counter amplifiers you see advertised online. The difference matters. Prescription devices are programmed specifically for your hearing loss, verified with real-ear measurement, and adjusted over time as your needs change.
Invisible Hearing Aid Fitting Process
Hearing evaluation
A comprehensive test to determine the type and degree of your hearing loss.
Candidacy assessment
Your audiologist examines your ear canal and reviews your results to confirm you are a good fit for invisible devices.
Ear impression
We take a precise mold of your ear canal. This is used to manufacture your custom device.
Fitting and programming
Once your device arrives, we program it to your hearing prescription and verify the fit and sound quality.
Follow-up care
Your treatment plan includes ongoing adjustments and support to make sure your invisible hearing aids continue to perform.
Two St. George Locations
Frequently asked questions
How much do invisible hearing aids cost?
Pricing depends on the technology level and your treatment plan. We offer affordable monthly payment options with 0% financing so cost does not have to be a barrier. Contact us for a personalized quote.
Can anyone wear invisible hearing aids?
Not everyone is a candidate. Your ear canal size, shape, and degree of hearing loss all play a role. Your audiologist will determine candidacy during your evaluation.
Are invisible hearing aids as effective as larger models?
For patients with mild to moderate hearing loss, invisible hearing aids deliver excellent results. Patients with severe hearing loss may benefit more from behind-the-ear models that offer additional power.
Can I remove them myself?
Yes. Invisible hearing aids have a small pull tab that allows you to insert and remove them easily. Your audiologist will show you exactly how during your fitting appointment.
Serving the greater St. George area
Patients visit our St. George offices for hearing aids from across Washington County, including Washington, Ivins, Santa Clara, Hurricane, La Verkin, Toquerville, Leeds, and Springdale.
What to Expect on Your First Visit
Get to Know You & Understand Your Symptoms
Discuss Your Treatment Goals & Medical History
Determine Your Stage of Hearing Loss or Tinnitus
Answer All of Your Questions or Concerns
Begin a Custom Treatment Plan
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