Cochlear Implant is one of the types of treatment for hearing loss. It restores sound access that had been lost or inaccessible since birth. It is nearly impossible to live without hearing aids, especially when you have so many. Although hearing aids are preferable for all age groups, they have varied effects on different age groups.
In adults, cochlear implantation (CI) is now the treatment of choice when traditional hearing devices fail. Aside from voice perception, there has been evidence of an improvement in quality of life and cognitive ability. As a result, the study concentrated on the impact of age.
Adults frequently benefit immediately and continue to improve for approximately three months following the initial tuning sessions. Then, while performance continues to increase, the rate of improvement slows. The performance of cochlear implant users may continue to improve for several years.

• People report that they can perceive different types of sounds, such as footsteps, slamming of doors, sounds of engines, ringing of the telephone, barking of dogs, whistling of the tea, kettle, rustling of leaves, the sound of a light switch being switched on and off, and so on.
• Some quick adapters can make regular phone calls and even differentiate between a stranger voice and a known person. However, not everyone who has an implant can use the phone.
• Many adults improve to such an extent that helps them watch TV and enjoy music with video deliberately.
• However, listening to radio is a difficult task as there is on lip-sync available to adapt to it quickly.

Cochlear Implant is a fantastic alternative for persons who have hearing loss in general. It reintroduces a sense of normalcy into the lives of those with hearing loss.