Covid-19: We are here to help
Video Consultations
We are pleased to announce that most of our specialists will now offer video consultations. Please do get in touch with us when booking your appointment if this is something you think you can benefit from.
Corona Virus Update
In the light of the current Corona virus outbreak, we are following government advice and taking every precaution to protect our clients and employees.
Therefore, if you have been advised by a healthcare professional to self-isolate, we would ask you not to attend 150 Harley Street during the 14 day quarantine period. We are of course happy to discuss your case on the phone or via email.
If you are attending an appointment at 150 Harley Street, you should do the following:
- Sanitise your hands when entering the building, wear a face covering at reception, sanitise your hands when leaving. Please come to your appointment alone where possible so that we can maintain social distancing requirements.
Please contact us on 0203 0753 190 to discuss any queries. Thank you.
London Hearing | 150 Harley Street
London Hearing is an independent hearing practice based in Harley Street, the area of London well known for medical expertise.
Our Audiology centre of excellence is based in a quiet practice where we have soundproof facilities to ensure our measures are carried out to the highest standards. As an independent practice, we are committed to understanding the hearing industry to the highest standard to give unequivocal service and after care.
Take your time to explore our website to find out more about our services. Additionally, if you would like to take a tour of our newly refurbished practice, please Click here.
If you would like to test your hearing online, please try our new E-Screener application.
Our Promise
We want to empower our patients to hear better based on our expertise and knowledge in our field and additionally offer the same level of care and advice in the subject of hearing conservation.
Latest Features
Expert advice and in-depth features for healthy hearing
What is Eustachian tube dysfunction?
The Eustachian tubes are small, narrow passageways which connect the throat to the middle ear. Whenever you swallow, yawn or sneeze, these tubes open. This prevents fluid and
Can Hearing Loss Affect The Brain?
Hearing loss can lead to changes in the brain. While our ears are the organs which perceive sound, it is the brain which processes what we have heard.
What is glue ear?
The ear is a complex and sensitive organ, helping us with both hearing and balance. From earwax build-up to a perforated eardrum, damage to the ear can cause anything from mild inconvenience to serious medical problems.
What is a perforated ear drum?
A perforated eardrum might sound like a nightmare injury, but it's actually a lot more common than you might think and can be caused by a variety of accidents or illnesses.
The potential long-term effects of hearing loss
For many of us, our perception of hearing loss is that it is a condition that happens to other people. Many of us fail to consider that hearing
How do I know if I have tinnitus?
Most people recognise tinnitus as a condition in which sufferers hear a constant ringing in their ears.
Looking for a solution for a loved one
Our promise at all times is to advise ethically in the field of audiology, we want to empower our patients to hear better based on our expertise and knowledge in our field and additionally offer the same level of care and advice in the subject of hearing conservation.