Community Photos: Bone Conduction Hearing Devices

: Ally wearing her Oticon Ponto Pro sound processor, age 2, RMA

: Mark, Treacher Collins with Microtia and wearing his Cochlear Divino BAHA

: Sarah wearing her cochlear Divino with FM System adapter attached, BMA Medpor surgery

: Jessica wearing her Cochlear BP100/BAHA3

: Jay wearing his Oticon Medical Ponto Pro

: Jim wearing his Oticon Medical Ponto Pro

: Sophono Alpha 1 (M)

: Issiah wearing his Cochlear Divino

: Ally wearing her Sophono Alpha 1 (S)

: Ally wearing her Cochlear BP100/BAHA3

: Patrick wearing his Cochlear BP100/BAHA 3

: In August 2011, Oticon launched their new soft band head band. The band that has a “cross” or “x” in the center of the circle is the newer band

: Oticon Ponto Pro on the soft band head band (pictured with battery)

: Cochlear BP100/BAHA3 on soft band head band with safety clip and line (battery also pictured)

: Sophono Alpha 1 (S) on a soft band head band (pictured with battery)

: Sarah wearing her Cochlear Divino

: 9mm Abutment With Inset (the screw or fixture that screws into your skull and becomes osseointegrated into the bone)

: Oticon 9mm sized abutment (abutments come in 4mm and 6mm too including angled)

: Jessica after implantable BAHA surgery

: Jessica and her medicated abutment cap following surgery

: Jessica and her new Cochlear abutment following surgery

: Jessica’s new Cochlear abutment up close with her eye glasses on

: Jessica wearing her new Cochlear BP100/BAHA 3 following implantable surgery

: Impantable BAHA surgery is available on children after 5 years of age (FDA regulated)

: Surgically implanted abutment for a sound processor after 5 years of age (FDA regulated)

: Incision Site for Sophono Alpha 1 (M) Implantable sound processor for the Right ear

: Incision site where Sophono Alpha 1 (M) baseplate attaches (magnetically couples to the processor)

: Sophono Alpha 1 Processor

: Base plate for Sophono Alpha 1 processor to magnetically couple to skull and where processor attaches

: This is the implant for the Sophono Alpha 1 sound processor that sits beneath the skull’s surface

: The Sophono Alpha 1 processor attaches to the base plate which magnetically couples to the implanted plate beneath the skulll

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