Accurate diagnosis begins with the right technology. Beirut Ear Clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art audiological equipment from internationally recognized manufacturers, including leading Danish companies Otometrics and Interacoustics, renowned worldwide for their innovation and precision in hearing and diagnostic technology.
Our advanced equipment allows our audiologists to perform detailed assessments of the auditory system and obtain reliable, clinically meaningful results. By combining modern diagnostic tools with professional expertise, we can identify different types and degrees of hearing difficulties and gain a comprehensive understanding of each patient's hearing needs.
The accuracy of a hearing assessment depends not only on the equipment used, but also on the environment in which testing is performed. For this reason, our clinic features specially designed, acoustically treated testing rooms that minimize unwanted background noise and external sound interference.
These controlled environments allow our audiologists to conduct hearing assessments under carefully regulated acoustic conditions, helping ensure that test results are as accurate, consistent, and reliable as possible.
The combination of experienced audiologists, advanced diagnostic technology, and purpose-designed clinical facilities enables Beirut Ear Clinic to provide a high standard of hearing care at every stage.
Whether you are seeking a routine hearing evaluation, experiencing difficulty hearing conversations, or exploring solutions for an existing hearing loss, we take a thorough and individualized approach. Our goal is not simply to identify a hearing problem, but to understand how it affects your everyday life and provide a personalized care plan that addresses your needs.
At Beirut Ear Clinic, precision meets experience, and technology meets compassionate care. We are committed to providing reliable evaluations, thoughtful recommendations, and personalized hearing solutions designed to help our patients communicate more easily, stay connected, and experience the world of sound with greater confidence.


At Beirut Ear Clinic, our audiologists perform detailed tonal and vocal audiograms to accurately assess your hearing health.
Using both air conduction and bone conduction methods, we test a range of frequencies to determine the softest sounds you can hear.
Air conduction testing delivers sounds through headphones, evaluating the entire hearing pathway. Bone conduction testing uses a small vibrator behind the ear to bypass the outer and middle ear, directly stimulating the inner ear.
This helps identify the type and location of any hearing loss.
The vocal audiogram measures your ability to hear and understand speech at various volumes, providing essential insight into your everyday hearing.
Combining these tests gives our audiologists a complete picture of your hearing, enabling precise diagnosis and personalized treatment plans to improve your quality of life.

At Beirut Ear Clinic,our audiologists perform tympanometry and stapedial reflex testing to assess middle ear function and identify issues that may affect hearing.
Tympanometry measures the movement of the eardrum in response to changes in air pressure. This test helps detect fluid in the middle ear, eardrum perforations, or problems with the ossicles (tiny ear bones).
Stapedial reflex testing (also known as acoustic reflex testing) evaluates the involuntary muscle contraction in the middle ear in response to loud sounds. This reflex provides valuable information about the auditory pathway from the ear to the brainstem.
Together, these tests give our audiologists critical insight into the health of your middle ear system and support accurate diagnosis and treatment planning for various hearing and balance conditions.

At Beirut Ear Clinic, our audiologists perform Videonystagmography (VNG) to assess balance function and diagnose disorders of the inner ear and vestibular system.
VNG is a non-invasive test that records eye movements to evaluate how well your inner ear and brain coordinate balance. During the test, you're asked to follow visual targets and respond to changes in head and body position. The test may also involve gentle stimulation of the inner ear with warm and cool air or water.
Abnormal eye movements (nystagmus) can indicate issues with the vestibular system, which plays a key role in balance. VNG helps our audiologists pinpoint the cause of dizziness, vertigo, or imbalance.
By identifying the underlying source of your symptoms, VNG enables us to develop accurate and effective treatment plans tailored to your needs.
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