Frequetly Asked Question
What is the best way to remove wax from my ears?
You ears are a very important, delicate and sensitive organ. As such, you should not attempt to remove wax from your ears without first consulting an appropriate health care professional. In most cases, earwax removal should always be carried out by a healthcare professional. Avoid using things such as cotton buds — these can be dangerous when used to clean your ears and are likely to impact the wax further. Book an appointment today. We can ensure that any wax is removed safely.
What causes wax to block my ears?
A buildup of earwax can be caused by numerous factors, Often it is simply we are producing more wax than the ears can handle. Sometimes it can be due to something like narrow or damaged ear canals. lots of hair in your ear canals. a skin condition affecting your scalp or around your ear. inflammation of your ear canal (otitis externa or “swimmer’s ear”)
What causes wax to block my ears?
A buildup of earwax can be caused by numerous factors, Often it is simply we are producing more wax than the ears can handle. Sometimes it can be due to something like narrow or damaged ear canals. lots of hair in your ear canals. a skin condition affecting your scalp or around your ear. inflammation of your ear canal (otitis externa or “swimmer’s ear”)
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What causes wax to block my ears?
A buildup of earwax can be caused by numerous factors, Often it is simply we are producing more wax than the ears can handle. Sometimes it can be due to something like narrow or damaged ear canals. lots of hair in your ear canals. a skin condition affecting your scalp or around your ear. inflammation of your ear canal (otitis externa or “swimmer’s ear”)
Earwax buildup can cause many issues, some of these can be painful and annoying. These include a feeling of blocked ears, earache, fullness in the ear, hearing loss, tinnitus or dizziness. If you are experiencing any of the symptoms above, or you think your ears may have too much wax for any reason, it’s important to book an appointment so that we can advise you on the next steps required to regain your comfort.
We specialise in comprehensive ear health checks, hearing screening tests, and safe and comfortable ear wax removal using the latest micro suction methods.
Earwax buildup can cause many issues, some of these can be painful and annoying. These include a feeling of blocked ears, earache, fullness in the ear, hearing loss, tinnitus or dizziness. If you are experiencing any of the symptoms above, or you think your ears may have too much wax for any reason, it’s important to book an appointment so that we can advise you on the next steps required to regain your comfort.
Professional ear wax removal ensures that the process is safe and effective. Using home methods can often push the wax deeper or cause damage to the ear canal or eardrum.
Micro suction is a gentle and effective method for removing ear wax. It involves using a small suction device to carefully extract ear wax under the guidance of a microscope, ensuring precision and safety.
No, micro suction ear wax removal is generally painless. Some patients might feel a slight tickling sensation, but it is usually very comfortable.
The frequency of ear wax removal varies per individual. Some people may need it every few months, while others may only need it every 2 years. Your practitioner can provide personalised advice based on your ear health.
During a hearing screening test, we will conduct a series of simple tests to evaluate your hearing ability. This may include listening to sounds at different volumes and frequencies. The results will help us determine if there are any hearing issues that need to be addressed.
A typical hearing screening test takes about 20 minutes, depending on the complexity of the tests required.
Anyone experiencing changes in their hearing, difficulty understanding speech, or frequent ear infections should consider getting a hearing screening test. Regular tests are also recommended routinely for individuals over the age of 50.
Yes, we provide home visit services for patients who are unable to come to our clinic. This ensures that everyone can access quality ear health care, regardless of their mobility or schedule.
A comprehensive ear health check includes a thorough examination of the ear canal and eardrum, assessment of ear wax buildup, and evaluation of any symptoms you may be experiencing. We may also conduct hearing screening tests as part of the check-up.
It is recommended to have an ear health check at least once a year, or more frequently if you have ongoing ear health issues.
Common symptoms include ear pain, hearing loss, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), dizziness, jaw ache and a feeling of fullness in the ear. If you experience any of these symptoms, it’s important to seek professional advice.
We adhere to strict hygiene protocols and use sterilized equipment for all procedures. Our clinic is maintained to high cleanliness standards to ensure the safety and comfort of our patients.