Ear wax removal in Hull
Why Us
Earwax Removal in Hull
If you suffer with earwax, the safest way to remove earwax is by seeing a fully trained earwax removal professional. At our clinic in Hull, our team of healthcare professionals are fully trained in the micro suction ear wax removal. You might say why Micro suction?Micro suction earwax removal in Hull
Micro suction is regarded as the safest method of professional earwax removal compare to syringing and irrigation. A vacuum is used to gently remove any excess wax from your ears during micro suction earwax removal. It’s one of the most effective ways to clean your ears, and it can be done in-store by one of our specially trained members of staff.How to book your appointment
Book Appointment
Book an appointment online at a date and time that suits you, 24/7.
Attend Appointment
Attend your appointment at the booked date and time for your ear wax removal.
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Our fully trained healthcare professionals will remove your ear wax and offer appropriate advice.
Have Any Questions?
FAQ's
Please find answers to the most frequently asked questions here.
What is ear wax?
Earwax, or cerumen, is a grey, orange, or yellow substance produced in the ear canal. The skin in the outer ear canal has special glands that produce earwax. The fancy name for this waxy stuff is cerumen.
How do I know if I have an earwax build-up?
Some of the most common earwax buildup symptoms include:
- Hearing loss.
- Earache or a feeling that your ears or blocked-up
- Tinnitus – hearing ringing or buzzing noises in your ears
- Vertigo (feeling sick and dizzy)
- You should contact your doctor if you suffer from severe persistent pain, hearing loss, temperature, cough, odour or discharge from your ear. For the latest guidelines on earwax blockage, visit the NHS website https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/earwax-build-up/.
What causes an earwax buildup?
Some individuals are susceptible to excessive earwax production. Extra wax, however, does not always result in a blockage. In fact, at-home earwax removal is the most common cause of earwax blockage.
Using cotton swabs, bobby pins, or other things in your ear canal can push wax farther into the ear canal, causing a blockage.
How does the microsuction earwax removal works?
A vacuum is used to gently remove any excess wax from your ears during microsuction earwax removal.
It’s one of the most effective ways to clean your ears, and it can be done in-store by one of our specially trained members of staff.
How do I book an earwax removal service near me in Hull?
We offer ear wax removal service in a professional and friendly atmosphere.
Simply book your appointment online at a date and time to suit you.
Where can I find the latest information on earwax?
The information on our website is not a substitute for professional medical advice.
For the latest information on earwax, visit the NHS page at https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/earwax-build-up/
