
Common indications of a build-up of earwax include:
Sudden or reduced hearing*
Fullness or pressure
Ringing in the ear (tinnitus)
Muffled sounds
Hearing aid whistling

It uses:
Gentle suction
Visual guidance with magnification
No water flushing
No pressure or syringing


We inspect your ear canal to confirm whether earwax is present and safe to remove.

Impacted earwax is removed safely using the microsuction technique.

Most people notice clearer hearing and relief from blocked ears straight away.

If hearing has not been fully restored, we can assess your hearing for further issues.

We inspect your ear canal to confirm whether earwax is present and safe to remove.

Impacted earwax is removed safely using the microsuction technique.

Most people notice clearer hearing and relief from blocked ears straight away.

If hearing has not been fully restored, we can assess your hearing for further issues.

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Understand the cause of your hearing difficulties
Learn how modern hearing aids really work
Understand the financial support your may be eligible for to cover your hearing care and hearing aids.
Microsuction earwax removal is a procedure that uses a small, gentle vacuum to safely remove earwax from the ear canal. Unlike traditional methods such as ear syringing, microsuction does not use water, making it a cleaner and more comfortable process. Our audiologists use a microscope to closely examine your ear while performing the procedure, ensuring precision and effectiveness. This method is quick, painless, and suitable for people of all ages.
If you're experiencing any of the following, it's time to take action:
• Earache or a sensation of ear blockage
• Progressive muffling of sounds
• Tinnitus (ringing in the ear)
• Itchy ears, odour, or discharge
• Issues with hearing aids, such as whistling or poor function

Home remedies for earwax removal, such as using cotton swabs, ear candles, or inserting other objects into the ear, can be dangerous and ineffective. Here are several reasons why these methods should be avoided:
Risk of Injury: Inserting objects like cotton swabs or hairpins into your ear can push earwax deeper into the ear canal, potentially causing impaction or damage to the delicate structures of the ear, including the eardrum.
Infections: Improper earwax removal techniques can introduce bacteria into the ear canal, leading to infections. Ear candles, in particular, have been associated with burns and other injuries.
Ineffectiveness: Many home remedies do not effectively remove earwax and can exacerbate the problem by compacting the earwax further. This can lead to more serious blockages that require professional intervention.
Hearing Damage: Pushing earwax further into the ear canal or damaging the ear canal can result in temporary or permanent hearing loss.
Professional Care: Professional earwax removal methods, such as microsuction, are performed by trained audiologists using specialised equipment. These methods are safe, effective, and designed to mitigate the risks associated with home remedies.
To ensure the safety and health of your ears, it is always best to seek professional help for earwax removal. Our microsuction earwax removal service is a safe, quick, and painless solution performed by experienced audiologists.

Yes, microsuction earwax removal is one of the safest methods for earwax removal. It is performed by our experienced audiologists, who use specialised equipment to ensure the procedure is carried out safely and effectively. The use of a microscope allows for a clear view of the ear canal, reducing the risk of damage to the ear. Additionally, the gentle vacuum ensures that the earwax is removed without any discomfort or harm.
The microsuction earwax removal procedure typically takes about 15–30 minutes, depending on the amount of earwax buildup. The process is quick, and you will experience immediate relief and improved hearing once the earwax is removed. Our audiologists will also take the time to explain the procedure, answer any questions you may have, and provide you with aftercare instructions to ensure your ears remain healthy.
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