Tinnitus isn’t just “ear noise.” When the inner ear or hearing nerve takes a hit—age, noise trauma, infection—the brain turns up its auditory gain as compensation. That neuroplastic over-correction shows up as the phantom hum, hiss, or whistle you can’t escape. Maskers and medications try to cover the sound, but they rarely touch the cortical over-activity that drives it.
Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) delivers rapid, painless magnetic pulses that nudge those hyper-excited neurons back toward a normal firing rate. Think of it as resetting the volume knob at the source.
Large reviews and recent controlled trials report meaningful reductions—often 30–50 %—on the Tinnitus Functional Index (TFI) after repetitive TMS, with accelerated theta-burst protocols showing faster onset of relief. A 2024 meta-analysis confirmed significant short-term benefit in chronic tinnitus, especially when the coil is centered over the left auditory cortex.Functional imaging studies also show decreased hyper-metabolism in auditory circuits after low-frequency or theta-burst stimulation, correlating with quieter symptoms. Safety reviews find no measurable hearing loss or serious adverse events across thousands of sessions.
qEEG: (opetional)plus neuronavigation pinpoint the over-active auditory cortex.
Ten Theta-Burst Sessions: Each three-minute burst is followed by a 20-minute break with VR-guided relaxation. Coffee, email, or lunch as you like.
Scan & Home Toolkit: Repeat qEEG confirms neural quieting. You leave with a three-week audio-retraining playlist, sleep hygiene guide, and follow-up schedule.
Most patients drive themselves home and notice an immediate softening of their tinnitus volume; the brain continues to recalibrate over the next few weeks.
$900
For addon qEEG
20%
Discount for both sides
$250
After hours or weekend care
