A cochlear implant is a viable treatment option for hearing loss. This electronic device is positioned on the cochlea and behind the ear to assist in stimulating the nerve. This technology is recommended for individuals experiencing either complete deafness or partial hearing loss in one or both ears. The implant operates by overriding the typical hearing mechanism, allowing for sound perception. Cochlear implants are commonly used to treat sensorineural hearing loss caused by damage to the small hair cells present in the cochlea. These cells detect sound vibrations, which are then transmitted to the auditory nerve and sent to the brain for interpretation.