Cholesteatoma hearing may not necessarily be restored, the specific circumstances also need to be based on the patient’s personal constitution and the degree of the disease, can not be generalized. Cholesteatoma is generally a benign lesion, usually not infectious, but may cause tinnitus, visual impairment, facial twitching and other sequelae. If the patient actively cooperates with the doctor to carry out surgical treatment, and the recovery situation is better, there is a certain possibility that hearing can be restored, and it is recommended that the patient go to the hospital regularly to do a hearing recheck. If the hearing loss is more serious, and the individual’s physical condition is poor, the condition is more serious, it is possible that the hearing recovery time will be prolonged, or even impossible to recover. Patients should follow the doctor’s instructions during the recovery process and actively cooperate with the doctor for follow-up treatment, which will help the recovery of hearing.