Ear Waxed

HOW IS EAR WAX REMOVED?

Earwax microsuction This is a premier technique for eliminating earwax. A gentle suction tube is cautiously introduced into the ear canal, while under the close observation through a microscope or magnifying loupe, to thoroughly remove any accumulated debris or wax from within the ear canal.

WHAT TO DO TO PREPARE FOR YOUR EARWAX APPOINTMENT?

Use olive oil ear drops! We strictly follow the highest standards of practice and uphold the recommendations of NHS UK in using medical-grade olive oil or almond drops to soften ear wax. Step away from the cotton buds! Cotton buds are not made for the ears. Remember the saying “nothing smaller than your elbow in your ears”. Don’t use Hopi ear candles!

WHAT TO EXPECT AT YOUR APPOINTMENT?

Individual Approach We assess each client’s needs carefully to offer a tailor-made treatment plan. High Hygiene Standards Your safety is our utmost priority. We adhere to strict hygiene protocols throughout our procedures. Guidance and Advice Beyond just treating you, we provide advice on preventive measures to avoid recurrent ear wax buildup.

How often should ear wax be removed from ears?

This depends on how much wax you produce. For some annual wax removal might be sufficient, for others, particularly hearing aid users, people with narrow canals and those who suffer from regular wax build up, may benefit from 6 monthly wax removal appointments.

Why do I have so much earwax suddenly?

Earwax is produced in response to something coming into contact with the ears. Things such as headphones, earbuds, hearing aids can stimulate the production of ear wax.