Wax Removal

At House of Hearing, we offer a dedicated earwax removal service in a setting designed to put you completely at ease. Delivered by our highly trained ENT Nurse-trained clinicians and clinical practitioners, our service combines clinical excellence with a warm, friendly environment.

We know that when your ears feel blocked or uncomfortable, you want safe, effective relief, fast. That’s why we offer comprehensive ear health assessments and wax removal appointments throughout the week at our clinics.

Why Choose House of Hearing for Wax Removal?

• ENT-trained clinicians and nursing specialists
• Comprehensive ear health assessments
• Microsuction, irrigation and instrumentation techniques available
• Safe, pain-free procedures in a calm, clinical environment
• Personalised treatment plans based on your ear health

Whether you're experiencing blocked ears, reduced hearing, itchiness, or discomfort, our team is here to help you feel better, quickly and confidently.

What to Expect at Your First Appointment

From the moment you arrive, you'll be welcomed by our friendly Front of House team and made to feel at home. Your appointment will include:

• A discussion of your ear and general health history
• A full examination of your ears and ear canals using advanced diagnostic tools
• A recommendation of the most suitable removal method for your specific condition

Your clinician will explain every step of the process to ensure you're fully informed and comfortable throughout.

Our Wax Removal Methods

We offer a choice of safe, clinically recognised techniques, all performed by trained professionals in our fully equipped treatment rooms.

Microsuction

The gold standard in wax removal, microsuction uses a gentle, low-pressure suction device and magnification to precisely remove wax. It’s quick, clean, and generally doesn’t require any pre-treatment with drops.

Irrigation

A controlled stream of warm water is used to gently flush out the ear canal, ideal for cases where wax is too soft or wet for microsuction, or when a gentler method is preferred.

Instrumentation (Dry Removal)

For wax that is close to the outer ear canal, our clinicians may use manual tools to safely and carefully lift out the blockage, no suction or water needed.