
Beirut Ear Clinic is a specialized hearing and balance center in Achrafieh, Beirut, Lebanon, located within the ultra-modern RUBIK Clinics Building. Our fully equipped clinical environment is designed to provide professional audiology care, from hearing assessment and diagnosis to personalized hearing and balance solutions.
We offer a comprehensive range of audiology and vestibular services, including pure-tone audiometry, tympanometry, and videonystagmography (VNG) for balance and vestibular evaluation. We also provide the selection, fitting, and programming of hearing aids from leading international brands, including Oticon, ReSound, and Unitron.
Since 2015, our audiologists have helped patients understand and manage hearing loss through detailed assessments, clear professional guidance, and modern hearing technology. Each patient is evaluated individually according to their hearing profile, communication needs, lifestyle, and personal preferences, allowing us to recommend solutions suited to their specific needs.
When hearing aids are recommended, our audiologists guide patients through the selection process and provide professional hearing aid fitting and programming. Care continues beyond the initial fitting with follow-up appointments, hearing aid adjustments, maintenance, and ongoing audiological support to help patients achieve the best possible results from their hearing devices.
At Beirut Ear Clinic, our approach combines clinical expertise, personalized care, and advanced hearing technology to provide comprehensive hearing and balance services for patients in Beirut and across Lebanon.

Effective treatment begins with an accurate understanding of your hearing. Our audiologists take the time to discuss your concerns, communication difficulties, lifestyle, and everyday listening environments before recommending the most appropriate course of action.
Using professional audiological equipment, we assess your hearing and clearly explain the results of your audiogram. If hearing loss is identified, we discuss the available options so you can make an informed decision based on your hearing requirements, preferences, lifestyle, and budget.
Beirut Ear Clinic offers hearing aids from leading international manufacturers, including discreet in-the-ear devices, behind-the-ear (BTE) models, receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) hearing aids, rechargeable devices, and solutions for severe to profound hearing loss.
Choosing the right device is only the beginning. Each hearing aid is professionally fitted and individually programmed according to your hearing profile, then fine-tuned through follow-up appointments to optimize speech understanding, listening comfort, and everyday performance.
Our team provides ongoing programming, adjustments, maintenance, troubleshooting, and support. We also assist with smartphone connectivity, accessories, device care, and adapting to hearing aids in everyday situations.
Our goal is to help you hear more clearly, communicate with confidence, and stay connected to the people, conversations, and sounds that matter.

Beirut Ear Clinic provides specialized balance and vestibular testing in Beirut, Lebanon, including videonystagmography (VNG) for patients experiencing dizziness, vertigo, unsteadiness, or balance problems.
VNG is a non-invasive diagnostic test used to evaluate the vestibular system, which includes structures of the inner ear that play an essential role in balance and spatial orientation. The test records and analyzes eye movements to provide information about how the inner-ear balance organs and related neurological pathways are functioning.
A VNG assessment may be recommended when symptoms include recurrent dizziness, a spinning sensation (vertigo), unexplained imbalance, or difficulty maintaining stability. Depending on the clinical situation, different parts of the VNG examination can help assess eye movement control, positional responses, and the function of each inner ear.
At Beirut Ear Clinic, VNG findings are considered alongside the patient’s symptoms, medical history, and other relevant clinical information. The results can help healthcare professionals better understand the possible origin of balance-related symptoms and determine whether further medical evaluation, vestibular rehabilitation, or other management may be appropriate.
Our goal is to provide accurate vestibular assessment and clear, understandable information to help patients take the appropriate next step in managing dizziness and balance disorders.

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