
Tinnitus Assessment
Specialist evaluation for those experiencing ringing or buzzing in the ears — identifying causes and building a tailored management plan.
Tinnitus Assessment
Tinnitus — the perception of ringing, buzzing, or other sounds when no external sound is present — affects millions of people across the UK. While it can be distressing, the good news is that there are many effective ways to manage it and reduce its impact on your daily life.
Our specialist tinnitus assessment is designed to identify potential causes, evaluate the nature and severity of your tinnitus, and develop a personalised management plan. We combine thorough audiological testing with a detailed understanding of your experience to build a plan that works for you.
Whether your tinnitus is a recent development or something you've lived with for years, our HCPC registered audiologist can help. We serve patients from across North Wales at our St. Asaph clinic — from Wrexham and Rhyl to Bangor and Anglesey.
Why Choose Us
We assess your hearing in detail, as tinnitus is often linked to hearing loss that you may not have noticed.
We help identify the pitch, loudness, and character of your tinnitus to inform your management plan.
We explore potential underlying causes — from wax build-up to noise exposure — to address the root where possible.
You receive a tailored plan that may include sound therapy, hearing aids, relaxation techniques, or referral if needed.
What to Expect
We discuss your tinnitus experience — when it started, how it sounds, what makes it better or worse, and its impact on your life.
A thorough hearing test helps us understand whether hearing loss is contributing to your tinnitus.
We check for physical causes such as wax build-up or middle ear issues that could be relevant.
We discuss your results and build a personalised management plan, with clear next steps and ongoing support.
Frequently Asked Questions
There's currently no universal cure for tinnitus, but many people see significant improvement with the right management approach. Our goal is to help you reduce the impact of tinnitus on your daily life and, in many cases, reduce its perceived loudness.
Tinnitus has many possible causes, including hearing loss, noise exposure, ear wax, stress, certain medications, and underlying health conditions. Your assessment helps identify likely contributing factors.
For many people with hearing loss and tinnitus, hearing aids can be very effective — not only improving hearing but also providing sound enrichment that can reduce tinnitus awareness. We'll discuss whether this might help you.
Your appointment will last around 45 minutes, giving us time for thorough testing and a detailed discussion of your experience and management options.
No, you can book directly with us. We're an independent clinic and no GP referral is needed. If we identify anything that warrants medical investigation, we'll advise you appropriately.
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