Microsuction Ear Wax Removal
An experienced HCPC registered Audiologist providing safe and effective microsuction in a 5 star rated clinic.
15 Merton Road
Bootle, L20 3BG
Onsite parking available
0151 203 2884
Ear ache or discomfort
Ears feeling “full” or blocked
Hearing loss
Tinnitus
Symptoms such as vertigo and reoccurring ear infections may also be a sign of ear wax build up
During your appointment
After completing a questionnaire to get a better understanding of the health of your ears, our Audiologist examine both ears with a small microscope and will note down this information.
She will be checking for any damage or infection to the ear drum and canal, as well as the amount of built up ear wax. She will also discuss any concerns or problems that you have been having with your ears.
Once you are happy to proceed, our Audiologist will use a microsuction unit to gently remove all ear wax. The procedure is quick, safe and effective.
The clinician will then reassess the ears and record this information and provide you with some aftercare advice to help maintain healthy ears!
All appointments can last approximately 30 minutes. £50 for both ears, or, £25 for the consultation if no ear wax is found.
What is Microsuction?
Unlike water syringing (irrigation), microsuction is one of the safest and most comfortable ways for trained professionals to remove ear wax. The Audiologist will remove the wax precisely and safely, and is able to see directly into the ear canal with our specialist equipment. You must be over the age of 16 years old.
Our audiologist uses a small suction tube and binocular microscope to gently assess and remove any excess ear wax.
What causes wax build up?
Ear wax can build up for many reasons including if you wear hearing aids, frequently use cotton buds or ear plugs, or if you naturally produce a lot of ear wax. Ear wax is generally good for the ear, however, when it becomes impacted or excessive, then our audiologist will use a microsuction unit to gently extract it all. Other risk factors include:
Producing naturally dry or hard earwax
Narrow or hairy ear canals (the tube between the opening of the ear and the eardrum)
Earwax becomes drier with age
Bony growths in the outer part of the ear canal
Our experienced HCPC registered Audiologist and Ear Wax Removal specialist, Kate, has many years experience and offers a caring and detailed approach for each patient. To learn more about Kate, click here!
