Ear Wax removal - Ear Irrigation

Naturally produced in the ear canal, earwax moisturises and protects them from dust, germs, irritation and even insects. 

Most people don’t need to remove it because our ears are ‘self cleaning’ - earwax moves from part way down the canal to the outside of your ear naturally.

Some people can have problems with excess earwax, or it may get stuck in their ears. In these cases, people can suffer from discomfort or reduced hearing and can benefit from having the earwax removed. 

What is Ear Irrigation 

Irrigation uses a pumped spray of water – normally pulsing at a controlled pressure.

These devices exert a a pulsing spray of water into the ear to flush out softer wax. 

Irrigation is perfectly safe and I have been trained to undertake this within my clinic. 

You will require a 15minute consultation to assess and review your ears - we can then book your treatment on a day and time suitable for you.