Southern ENT

Southern ENT We are the proud sole distributors of Cochlear™ Nucleus®, Baha® and Osia® systems, GN ReSound and Deafmetal® products in South Africa.
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We enable people with all hearing impairments to hear so they may realise their full potential.

03/03/2026

Every child deserves the chance to realize their full potential This World Hearing Day, we are calling on communities, schools, health systems and families to understand the importance of childhood hearing health. When hearing loss is diagnosed and supported early, a child can romp and play, laugh, learn and grow with confidence.

Together, we can create a world where every child can hear and be heard.

Learn more on: https://ow.ly/BgpR50YnXNX or comment below and we will contact you.

Today we celebrate International Cochlear Implant Day — a day that honors the life-changing gift of sound.At Southern EN...
25/02/2026

Today we celebrate International Cochlear Implant Day — a day that honors the life-changing gift of sound.

At Southern ENT, we are incredibly proud to walk alongside our patients and families across South Africa on their hearing journeys.

Cochlear implants don’t just restore access to sound — they open doors to education, relationships, opportunity, and independence to enable all people to reach their full potential.

To our amazing patients: Thank you for trusting us to be part of your journey. Your courage inspires us every day.

Healthy Lifestyle Awareness Day and it is a reminder that the small, consistent choices we make each day shape our long-...
20/02/2026

Healthy Lifestyle Awareness Day and it is a reminder that the small, consistent choices we make each day shape our long-term wellbeing.
True health is not about perfection, it’s about sustainable care.

On this Healthy Lifestyle Awareness Day, we encourage you to prioritise the habits that help you continue your journey with strength and confidence.

Hearing through a cochlear implant (CI) is a powerful part of many people’s journey, restoring access to sound, connecti...
19/02/2026

Hearing through a cochlear implant (CI) is a powerful part of many people’s journey, restoring access to sound, connection, and communication.

But even as a CI wearer, protecting your hearing remains essential.

While the implant provides access to sound, exposure to excessively loud environments can still be uncomfortable and, in some cases, affect the residual natural hearing in the implanted or non-implanted ear. Loud noise may also impact the performance or comfort of your sound processor.

Loving the journey means protecting the technology and the hearing you have.

Simple steps to consider:

• Avoid prolonged exposure to very loud environments
• Use appropriate hearing protection when needed
• Adjust processor settings if sound becomes uncomfortable
• Attend regular follow-up appointments

Your implant supports your ability to engage fully in life and thoughtful hearing care helps you continue that journey with clarity and confidence.

11/02/2026

From our team at Southern ENT
Loving the journey is about more than where we’re headed,
it’s about the people we meet, the trust we’re given,
and the care we’re proud to provide along the way.


I feel incredibly grateful to be part of the team at Southern ENT. Every day, we have the privilege of helping people wi...
10/02/2026

I feel incredibly grateful to be part of the team at Southern ENT. Every day, we have the privilege of helping people with hearing impairments gain access to sound, opening doors for them to communicate, connect, and reach their full potential.

As General Manager, I truly love working behind the scenes—supporting and empowering our amazing team so they can continue making a meaningful difference in the lives of our patients. Being a lifetime partner in someone’s hearing journey is not just our mission; it’s our passion.

Proud of what we do, and proud of the people I work with every day

Hearing development begins early in pregnancy, and certain factors may influence this process.Remember SOUND:S — Severe ...
06/02/2026

Hearing development begins early in pregnancy, and certain factors may influence this process.

Remember SOUND:

S — Severe infections
Infections such as rubella, cytomegalovirus (CMV), or toxoplasmosis during pregnancy may affect fetal hearing development.

O — Ototoxic medications
Some medications can impact the developing auditory system if used during pregnancy.

U — Underlying maternal health conditions
Conditions such as uncontrolled diabetes, hypertension, or autoimmune disorders may increase risk.

N — Noise exposure
Prolonged or excessive exposure to loud noise during pregnancy may influence auditory development.

D — Drug or alcohol exposure
Alcohol, recreational drugs, and smoking during pregnancy are known risk factors for various developmental challenges, including hearing-related concerns.
Awareness allows for better monitoring, informed care, and timely hearing screening after birth.

By understanding these factors, we can help ensure every baby has the best start for a lifetime of listening, learning, and connection.

05/02/2026

As we kick off the month of love, we’re starting right at the beginning - love before birth.

A baby’s ears begin forming very early in pregnancy, with key structures developing during the first trimester. As pregnancy progresses, the auditory system continues to mature, and by around mid-pregnancy, many babies can begin responding to sounds in the womb.

This early development is a reminder of how important prenatal care and monitoring can be. While newborn hearing screening takes place after birth (and is strongly recommended), healthy development before birth lays the foundation for communication, learning, and connection later in life.

Because every journey to hearing and to feeling connected, begins long before “hello”.

4 February | Cancer Awareness DayYesterday, on Cancer Awareness Day, we honored the strength and resilience of those aff...
05/02/2026

4 February | Cancer Awareness Day

Yesterday, on Cancer Awareness Day, we honored the strength and resilience of those affected by cancer, and we also paused in remembrance of those we’ve lost.
Cancer care is about more than survival; it’s about quality of life too.
Did you know that certain cancer treatments can affect hearing, balance, or auditory processing, sometimes during treatment and sometimes long after? These changes can be subtle, but their impact on daily life can be significant.
Routine hearing checks allow for early identification and timely support, helping individuals stay connected to conversations, work, and the moments that matter most.
Awareness is the first step toward compassionate, holistic, long-term care.

28/01/2026

Hearing Better at Work: Simple Tips for Big Impact

Optimising your hearing aids in the workplace can reduce listening fatigue and boost productivity. Here’s how to get the most out of your devices at work

ATTENTION PARENTS/GUARDIANS Kickstart Good Listening Habits: Parent-friendly listening games A Year Made Clear Did you ...
23/01/2026

ATTENTION PARENTS/GUARDIANS

Kickstart Good Listening Habits: Parent-friendly listening games
A Year Made Clear

Did you know listening skills can be practiced through play?
Aural rehabilitation doesn’t have to feel like therapy - it can be fun, easy, and part of everyday family time!

Try these listening games at home:
*Sound Hunt: Ask your child to identify everyday sounds around the house
*Read & Repeat: Read a short sentence and ask them to repeat key words
*Toy Talk: Hide a toy and give spoken clues instead of pointing
*Follow the Leader: Give simple spoken instructions and build complexity over time

Why it works:
These activities strengthen listening, attention, and understanding — all essential for confident communication.

A few minutes a day can make a big difference over the year.
Let’s play our way to clearer hearing! 💙

Kickstart Good Listening Habits: Morning routine hearing checks A Year Made Clear Just like brushing teeth or packing ...
22/01/2026

Kickstart Good Listening Habits: Morning routine hearing checks

A Year Made Clear
Just like brushing teeth or packing school bags, a quick hearing check every morning can make a big difference to your (or your child’s) day.

Try this simple morning routine:
✔ Check hearing aids or processors are clean and dry
✔ Turn devices on, making sure the batteries are charged or have enough strength and listen for clear sound
✔ For children, watch for easy responses like eye contact or turning toward sound and ask a simple question without visual cues
✔ Check connectivity and battery strength on the app

Why it matters:
Starting the day with clear hearing supports better listening, learning, and communication - setting the tone for success.

Let’s make good hearing habits part of every morning.
Because this year, we’re keeping things clear from the start 💙

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