The underlying cause of the hearing loss, the degree of the loss, and the person’s general health all play a role in whether surgery for hearing loss is chosen. Surgery may be suggested as the initial course of treatment in some circumstances. Moreover, cochlear implant surgery might be suggested in other severe hearing loss instances. Surgery, however, might not always be the best option or might only be used as a last resort in some circumstances. For instance, surgery might not help with hearing loss brought on by aging, noise exposure, or a genetic issue.