Excessive earwax can cause several uncomfortable symptoms, such as:
Sudden hearing loss
Tinnitus (ringing or buzzing in your ear)
Pressure in your ear
Earache If you’re dealing with earwax buildup, it’s essential to clear it as soon as possible. If not, it may lead to a more serious condition like an ear infection.
Our services
Irrigation: Warm water irrigation gently removes the wax using a controlled, low-pressure water jet angled towards the ear canal wall rather than at the actual blockage (which may push the wax deeper and cause discomfort or ear pain).
Microsuction: Microsuction undertaken correctly by a trained clinician is a pain-free method used to remove wax from ear canals when irrigation isn’t possible, for example, because of a perforated eardrum or grommets, where any water in the ear canal could enter the inner ear and cause problems.
Manual Removal: Under the steady hands of our trained clinicians and guided with a speculum, we can use various sterile manual wax removal tools to clear stubborn and hard-to-remove blockages.
