Ear wax removal | Ear cleaning clinic | Ruislip | South Hampstead | Harrow | Wembley
Paul Jolly is an experienced audiologist with over 30 years in the field, offering expert hearing healthcare and personalised care.
Jo Jolly RHAD, MSHAA is an ex-nurse with over 20 years of experience in audiology and has performed more than 20,000 ear wax removals by microsuction.
Sukhina Sidhu-Gill joins our team as a Clinical Audiologist, bringing extensive experience from both the NHS and private sectors. We remain extremely competitive and usually have same-day appointments available.
Our Ruislip Manor clinic is the heart of Cleaner Ears, offering expert microsuction ear wax removal in a friendly, professional setting. Led by experienced audiologists, we provide same-day appointments with no deposits required.
Visit our Hampstead clinic for safe, gentle ear wax removal using advanced microsuction technology. Our experienced audiologists ensure every treatment is comfortable and effective, helping you hear clearly again.
At our Hayes clinic, we specialize in professional ear cleaning and wax removal for all ages. Enjoy expert care, quick appointments, and exceptional service from our qualified audiology team.
The Wembley clinic provides trusted ear wax removal by microsuction, performed by skilled audiologists with years of NHS and private practice experience. Same-day appointments are often available for your convenience.
– Our prices are the lowest to be found locally and we usually have same day appointments available.
– LATEST MICRO-SUCTION TECHNOLOGY ,The gold standard method for earwax removal. Safe, painless, quick, hygienic & effective!
– SAME DAY APPOINTMENTS, Don’t suffer with symptoms for any longer than you have to. Book now to be seen today.
– Free recheck within 10 days
– SATURDAY/ SUNDAY APPOINTMENTS,
Busy during the week? With saturday bookings available, you can book whenever suits you!
– HCPC registered Audiologists & Expert Microsuction Specialists!
-5 STAR RATINGS, We take pride in providing immaculate customer service and ensuring that your earwax removal is a positive experience. Our service is rated 5 stars on every platform thanks to your wonderful feedback!
– Affordable pricing, take advantage of our unbeatable offer of £49 for both ears
TREATMENT PROCEDURE
– Explain each step of the procedure or examination and assure yourself that the patient understands and gives consent.
– Check if the patient has had microsuction previously and explain the nature of the noise and that they can ask for a rest at any time.
– Perform an ear examination with the otoscope and ensure it is safe to proceed with the procedure. listen to the patient, elicit symptoms and take a careful history.
– Carefully check the cavity, tympanic membrane or drum remnant. Decide the size of suction tip most appropriate for the procedure and attach it to the suction tubing.
– Turn the suction machine on, maintaining the pressure according to the manufacturers guidelines.
– Gentle removal of ear wax with a medical grade microsuction unit & Re-examination and final checks with an ENT surgical binocular microscope
– Free recheck appointment within 10 days
– If any abnormality is found referral to a GP or ENT department should be made.
Earwax, also known as cerumen, is produced inside your ears to keep them clean and free of germs. Earwax (or medically known as cerumen), is the yellowish/orange substance which naturally is produced from the glands inside the ear canal.
The amount of ear wax that the body produces differs from person to person, the amount that is retained within the ear also differs for each of us – these differences are for a number of reasons:
* Age
* Lifestyle
* Personal anatomy
* Genetics
* Ethnicity
* Diet
One of the biggest causes of ear wax blockages is when people attempt to self-clean their ears with a cotton bud for example, pushing the ear wax further into the ear causing it to compress against the eardrum, making the blockage worse. People who wear hearing aids all day and wear ear plugs at night over a sustained period stop the wax from naturally falling out, eventually causing a buildup.
A Build-up of earwax in your ear can cause:
Hearing loss, earache, tinnitus, itchiness in or around the ear, a spinning sensation, dizziness & ear infections.
Due to the current pandemic it’s our clinic’s policy that clients should wear a mask in the waiting area and during the treatment.
We have been working hard to introduce additional safety measures to ensure the welfare of our staff and patients at all times during this uncertain time: We will ask you to complete a COVID-19 questionnaire prior to your appointment, on arrival we will ask you to wear a mask, sanitise your hands.
Our Practitioners will be wearing PPE so they will be wearing protective masks, gloves and aprons.
Please keep to your appointment time so we can minimize the number of people in our clinic.We have enhanced our cleaning schedule so areas you use will be sanitized between each patient. Where possible we ask you to make payments by card.
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Ear wax, medically known as cerumen, is a natural substance produced by glands inside the ear canal. It plays a very important role in keeping your ears healthy. Ear wax protects the ear canal by trapping dust, bacteria, and other small particles, preventing them from reaching the eardrum. It also has antibacterial properties and helps to lubricate the skin inside the ear.
In most people, ear wax naturally moves out of the ear canal on its own. However, in some cases, wax can build up and become impacted. This may happen due to narrow ear canals, excessive wax production, frequent use of earphones or hearing aids, or attempts to clean the ears using cotton buds. When wax becomes impacted, it can block the ear canal and cause discomfort or hearing problems.
Excess ear wax can cause a variety of uncomfortable and sometimes worrying symptoms. The most common sign is reduced or muffled hearing, which may feel like your ear is blocked. Some people describe it as hearing through water or having pressure inside the ear.
Other symptoms may include:
Earache or discomfort
Tinnitus (ringing or buzzing in the ears)
Dizziness or balance issues
Itching inside the ear canal
A feeling of fullness or pressure
Coughing triggered by ear irritation
Hearing aids not functioning properly
If you experience any of these symptoms, it is advisable to book a professional ear examination to determine whether ear wax build-up is the cause.
Microsuction is a modern and clinically approved method used to safely remove excess ear wax. It is widely considered the gold standard technique for ear cleaning in the UK and is recommended by many healthcare professionals.
During microsuction, a trained audiologist uses a gentle medical suction device while viewing the ear canal through a specialised microscope. This allows for precise and controlled removal of wax without the need for water. Because the clinician can clearly see inside the ear throughout the procedure, it significantly reduces the risk of injury and improves overall safety.
Unlike traditional ear syringing, microsuction does not flush the ear with water, which makes it cleaner, quicker, and suitable for patients with perforated eardrums or previous ear surgery.
Yes, microsuction is considered one of the safest methods for ear wax removal when carried out by a qualified and experienced professional. The procedure allows the clinician to have a clear, magnified view of the ear canal and eardrum at all times, which greatly reduces risks.
Before treatment begins, a full ear examination is carried out to ensure it is safe to proceed. If any abnormalities are found, such as infection or eardrum perforation, appropriate advice or referral will be given.
Most patients tolerate microsuction very well and experience immediate relief from symptoms after treatment.
Microsuction is generally painless. Most patients report only mild sensations, such as a gentle suction sound or slight pulling feeling inside the ear. The sound may seem loud because it occurs inside the ear canal, but this is completely normal.
If at any time you feel uncomfortable, you can ask the clinician to pause the procedure. The treatment is performed carefully and slowly to ensure maximum comfort and safety.
