Tinnitus & Hearing Loss Care

[ High-Resolution Multi-Dimensional Detailed Hearing Test ]

Auditory nerve damage invisible to the naked eye!
Finding the real cause with an advanced hearing examination system!

Multi-Dimensional Detailed Hearing Test

Auditory Frequency Damage

Division into 134 fine frequency bands
Identifying the location of damaged auditory hair cells

Detailed hearing test
MTM tinnitus evaluation
Tympanometry
Otoscopy

Auditory Nerve Pathway Damage

Internal evaluation of auditory nerve damage causes based on the 12 Zang-Fu organs and 27 pulse conditions

Pulse diagnosis test
Thermal imaging test
Dynamika test

Step-by-Step Precision Hearing Tests

Proper care starts with
finding the cause accurately.

[Step 1] Identifying affected hearing frequencies

Precision audiometry
(AMA-PTA)

Pure-tone hearing test with up to 134 bands
to find the frequency ranges of hearing loss

MTM tinnitus test

Using a threshold signal modulator (MTM)
to locate the tinnitus and its masking point

Otoscopy

Checking the ear canal for structural
abnormalities with a scope

[Step 2] Checking internal factors in auditory nerve damage

Pulse diagnosis

Looking for causes of auditory nerve damage
through the flow of qi and blood in the organs

Infrared thermography

Checking circulation around the ear and
reduced body function through body heat

[ How Sound-Based Auditory Rehabilitation Works ]

Weakened hearing is closely linked to the activity of auditory hair cells.

Weakened hair cells

Healthy hair cells

When sound is detected, auditory hair cells move and send hearing signals to the brain.
Sound-based rehabilitation aims to support the movement and elasticity of stiffened hair cells
so that hearing-signal transmission can be supported.

Damaged
auditory hair cells

Supporting
motility and elasticity

Supporting
nerve signal transmission

Sound rehabilitation

Improving Hearing in Tinnitus and Hearing Loss

Ebian Korean Medicine Clinic Hwalcheong-hwan

Korean herbal medicine for strengthening auditory hair cells
Formulated into herbal pills combining ingredients widely used for tinnitus and hearing loss, helping support hearing.

Auditory hair cell strengthening supplement

Features of Hwalcheong-hwan

1. Easy for anyone to take, regardless of age or body constitution.
2. Recommended to take for at least 6 months.

Key Herbal Ingredients

Dusi (fermented soybean), Duchung (Eucommia bark), Maega (barley malt), Mokhyang (Aucklandia root), Sain (Amomum fruit), Sansa (hawthorn fruit), Seontoe (cicada slough), Singok (medicated leaven), Yeojeongsil (Ligustrum fruit), Useul (Achyranthes root), Omija (Schisandra fruit), Cheonma (Gastrodia tuber), Heukjima (black sesame)

Recommended For

Middle-aged and older adults experiencing age-related tinnitus or hearing loss
Those who cannot hear as well as before and keep turning up the TV volume
Those in need of tinnitus or hearing loss care
Those who find it difficult to visit the clinic because they live outside Seoul or overseas
Those who cannot undergo immediate tinnitus or hearing loss treatment but wish to manage their condition

Phone Consultation for Hwalcheong-hwan
Online Order for Hwalcheong-hwan

* Remote phone prescription and courier delivery are available. Receive delivery at home after a phone consultation.

Who Sound Rehabilitation Is For

Just as stiff muscles are helped by rehabilitation, sound stimulation is used to help support damaged hair cells.

Tinnitus

A condition in which a certain noise is heard
'only in your own ear' due to auditory cell damage.
Tinnitus is the sensation of hearing sound
even though there is no external sound stimulus.

Hearing loss

A state in which the auditory cells and nerve pathway weaken
and sounds become hard to hear.
It often follows exposure to loud noise, fatigue,
aging, or stress, leading to hearing loss,
and is often accompanied by tinnitus.

Sudden hearing loss

Hearing drops suddenly and sharply
without a clear cause.
It most often affects one ear.
It is often accompanied by tinnitus,
a feeling of fullness in the ear, or dizziness.

Supporting auditory cells,
caring for weakened hearing.

Hwalcheong Care

Tinnitus and hearing loss are linked to auditory nerve damage.
We look for the factors that interfere with nerve signals to the brain.

Care goal – supporting the damaged hearing-signal system

Supporting auditory cell activity

Hwalcheong-tang

Supporting weakened hair cells

Sound rehabilitation

Supporting nerve signal transmission

Hwalcheong external therapy

Hwalcheong care for tinnitus and hearing loss aims to support auditory cells and the nerve pathway that carries hearing signals.
It is designed to support the activity and renewal of auditory cells.
It works on the auditory cell system that collects outside sound and carries it to the brain, and plays specific tones to hair cells with reduced activity
to support their motility and elasticity, with the aim of helping hearing.

Hwalcheong-tang

Supporting auditory cell activity

Hwalcheong-tang is a herbal medicine prescribed one-to-one, intended to support auditory hair cells and the transmission of weakened hearing signals.
It is designed to supply neurotrophic support for auditory cells and to support the function of the internal organs.
At the same time, it aims to rebalance the weakened flow of qi and blood as part of managing tinnitus and hearing loss.

Sound rehabilitation

Supporting weakened hair cells

After a precision hearing test, we identify where the auditory cells are affected.
Patients listen for 30 minutes to 1 hour a day to sound waves from a sound generator matched to their threshold level,
a rehabilitation approach that aims to help slow hearing decline. Specific tones are played to auditory (hair) cells with reduced activity
to support their motility and elasticity, with the aim of helping hearing.

Auditory acupuncture

Specialized acupuncture to support the auditory nerve

A specialized acupuncture method that stimulates the ear meridians and promotes circulation of qi and blood to support the auditory nerve.
Special needles are applied at acupoints related to auditory cells, together with magnetic and warm stimulation.
At acupoints that govern hearing-signal flow, magnetized needles rather than regular needles deliver magnetic and warm stimulation toward the deep auditory nerve pathway,
combining needles, magnetism, warmth, and low-frequency stimulation in one session for tinnitus and hearing loss.

Auditory nerve Chuna

Aligning the auditory nerve pathway

Care that aligns the whole face, centered on the skull, jaw joint, and cervical spine, so hearing signals can travel well to the brain.
A poor jaw joint or a misaligned cervical spine can interfere with the auditory nerve pathway and is associated with tinnitus and hearing loss.
Auditory nerve Chuna aims to correct this and support the auditory nerve pathway.

A decline in hearing means social isolation.
Tinnitus and hearing loss make communication with close
family and friends difficult, increasing the risk of
isolation, depression, and dementia by 5 times.

When school vacation starts in the countryside and children stop going to school,
the narrow footpaths they used to walk fade away.
Similarly, if tinnitus and hearing loss are left untreated, the auditory neural pathway
from the inner ear cochlea to the auditory cortex in the temporal lobe weakens.
As the neural pathway weakens, hearing loss becomes entrenched, leading to
interpersonal difficulties and increasing the risk of dementia and depression.

Therefore, prompt treatment is essential for tinnitus and hearing loss.

"Prompt treatment,
and treatment without giving up, are key"

Tinnitus and hearing loss are warning signs of auditory nerve damage.

Tinnitus is a signal that says, "The auditory nerve pathway is weakening and hearing loss is progressing, so find the cause and address it quickly."

If early tinnitus is left untreated and the early window for treatment is missed, it can lead to hearing loss and become a red flag for your overall health.

In caring for patients with tinnitus and hearing loss,

we have often seen reduced communication with close friends and family lead to other problems, including isolation, depression, and dementia.

Losing the everyday joy of hearing

and feeling cut off from the sounds of the world

is deeply frustrating.

That is why we developed our tinnitus and hearing loss care—to help people who have grown distant from the sounds they once heard clearly and from the people around them.

We will help you keep your hearing from getting worse and keep you from becoming socially isolated.

"Tinnitus and hearing loss do not have to leave you isolated."