Description

Your wax ears service will begin with a consultation with your technician, during which they will discuss your symptoms and medical history. Your technician will then use a variety of tools and techniques to remove the excess earwax from your ear canal.

Some of the most common earwax removal methods include:

• Ear irrigation: This method involves using a warm water syringe to flush the earwax out of the ear canal.
• Ear curettage: This method involves using a small, spoon-shaped instrument to scrape the earwax out of the ear canal.
• Ear suction: This method involves using a vacuum device to suck the earwax out of the ear canal.

Benefits of a Wax Ears Service

• Improves hearing
• Reduces dizziness
• Prevents ear infections
• Relieves pain and discomfort

Who can benefit from a wax ears service?

Anyone who has excess earwax can benefit from a wax ears service. This includes people who:

• Wear hearing aids
• Work in dusty or dirty environments
• Have narrow ear canals
• Produce excessive earwax

How often should I get a wax ears service?

The frequency of wax ears services will vary depending on your individual needs. Some people may only need a wax ears service once a year, while others may need it more frequently.

If you have any questions or concerns about a wax ears service, be sure to discuss them with your technician.

Important Information

A wax ears service is generally safe for most people, but there are a few things to keep in mind. Wax ears services are not recommended for people with perforated eardrums or other ear problems. It is also important to clean your ears regularly to prevent earwax buildup.