When it comes to hearing aids, most new users expect them to work perfectly from day one. When that doesn’t happen, many assume something is wrong and stop wearing them. But that assumption is often the real obstacle to success.
Krista Szalc, Au.D., a HearingLoss.com®-Certified provider, explains why the secret to hearing aid success isn’t a perfect first impression. It’s consistent, all-day wear that gives your brain the repeated exposure it needs to relearn how to process sound.
If you’ve stopped wearing your hearing aids because they didn’t feel right at first, this is worth reading first.