Children
With videoAbdulaziz, 11 years
TashkentBorn prematurely, Abdulaziz could barely hear. After a cochlear implant he is a top pupil at a mainstream school, loves robotics and dreams of becoming an inventor.
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Cochlear hearing implants and solutions for children and adults. We’re with you at every step — from your first consultation through activation and rehabilitation.
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Why families choose us
Genuine devices
Only original Cochlear™ products with the full manufacturer warranty.
Support at every step
From assessment and surgery through activation and long-term rehabilitation.
Support in three languages
Guidance in Uzbek, Russian and English across the country.
How we hear
What is a cochlear implant?
A cochlear implant is a medical electronic device that helps people hear when they have severe to profound sensorineural hearing loss and hearing aids no longer make speech clear.
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Outer ear
The pinna collects sound waves and channels them down the ear canal to the eardrum.
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Middle ear
The eardrum vibrates and passes the vibrations through three tiny hearing bones.
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Cochlea
In the inner ear, the hair cells of the cochlea turn vibrations into nerve impulses.
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Hearing nerve
Impulses travel along the hearing nerve to the brain, where they are recognised as sound and speech.
How it works
How a cochlear implant works
Scroll — the video stops on each part and explains what it does.
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Speech processor
The external unit captures sound with a microphone, analyses it and converts it into a digital code.
- Speech processor. The external unit captures sound with a microphone, analyses it and converts it into a digital code.
- Coil (antenna). The external antenna sends the encoded code through the skin via a radio signal.
- Receiver-stimulator. The implant under the skin receives the signal, decodes it and converts it into electrical impulses.
- Electrodes. Electrodes inside the cochlea deliver the impulses to the hearing-nerve fibres, which carry the signal to the brain.
Self-check
Is an implant right for you?
Answer a few questions — this isn’t a diagnosis, just a first guide.
This test is informational and does not replace a medical assessment.
The journey
The journey to new sound
We support you at every step — from your first consultation to confident hearing.
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Assessment
Audiological and medical evaluation to determine whether an implant is suitable.
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Surgery
An experienced surgeon performs the implantation — usually a short procedure with a quick recovery.
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Activation
A few weeks later, an audiologist switches on and tunes the sound processor.
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Rehabilitation
Sessions help the brain learn to recognise new sounds and speech.
Cochlear Family
Stories that inspire
Children and adults from across Uzbekistan share their journey to sound.
Children
With videoFoziljon, 12 years
TashkentFoziljon lost much of his hearing in early childhood. After a cochlear implant he learned to speak, earns top marks and became Uzbekistan’s chess champion.
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Adults
With videoO‘g‘iloy
TashkentFor 12 years she lived in silence. On the day her cochlear implant was activated, she heard her loved ones’ voices again — her family called it a miracle.
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Accessories & spare parts
Genuine sound-processor accessories delivered across Uzbekistan.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Contact
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- In Russian, Uzbek or English
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