
Improved Hearing with Bionic Technology
Cochlear Implants | Ear Surgery
Dr Brent McMonagle

You’re never too old to hear
Bionic technology has made hearing loss treatable for people of all ages.
If hearing aids are not enough, ask your GP for a referral and book an appointment to find out if cochlear implants might benefit you.
Could I benefit from a Cochlear Implant?
Understanding conversations, talking on the phone and interacting with the world are important for health and happiness.
If you experience any of the following while wearing hearing aids you might benefit from a hearing implant.
When wearing your hearing aid do you:
Have difficulty hearing conversations, especially with background noise?
Ask people to repeat themselves, or smile and nod because you can’t hear?
Misunderstand what people say?
Have trouble hearing on the telephone?
Need subtitles on TV, or a very loud volume to hear?
Miss hearing sounds of nature, such as birds, rain or the crashing surf?
Find it exhausting trying to keep up with interactions at a work meetings or social events?
Avoid social situations because it’s stressful when you can’t hear?
Read lips to understand what people are saying?

Dr Brent McMonagle
Dr Brent McMonagle is a highly trained Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist Surgeon with over a decade of experience providing the highest quality care for children and adults.
The cornerstone of his practice is treating patients with the standard of care and compassion he would expect for his own family.
Dr McMonagle is a Fellow of Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and a Member of Australasian Society of Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgeons.
Growing up on the Gold Coast, Dr McMonagle was Dux of The Southport School and completed his medical degree at University of Queensland in 1996.
Over the next decade Dr McMonagle specialised as an ENT surgeon including advanced training fellowships in Sydney, Adelaide and London with a special interest in Cochlear Implants
Dr McMonagle has a strong interest in research, completing his PhD at Griffith University in 2012 (on the use of nasal stem cells in spinal injuries), teaching and publishing in international medical journals.
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We’ll prepare a proposal and walk you through every step of the process.