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After surgery, most patients experience a full return of hearing ability as well as less pain, fewer infections and increased speech capacity. Complications are rare and usually minor but may include infection (usually resolved with antibiotics) and additional surgery to correct perforation of the tympanic membrane or replace the tympanostomy tubes.
