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Ear Wax Removal

Safe & Effective Ear Wax Removal

Ear wax plays an important role in protecting the ear canal, but excessive build-up can sometimes cause symptoms such as blocked ears, reduced hearing, ringing in the ears, discomfort, dizziness, or difficulty using hearing aids. While ear wax often clears naturally, some people are more prone to build-up and may require professional removal.

Our trained team uses microsuction technology to gently remove excess ear wax under direct visual guidance. Microsuction is considered one of the safest and most effective methods of ear wax removal and does not involve flushing the ear with water.

Relief from Blocked Ears & Wax Build-Up

Excess ear wax can affect hearing, comfort, and day-to-day activities. Professional removal can help restore comfort and improve hearing when wax build-up is the cause.

• Safe microsuction ear wax removal

• Assessment of ear canal health

• Relief from blocked ears and discomfort

• Improved hearing affected by wax build-up

• Suitable for hearing aid users

• Professional advice on ear care and prevention

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is microsuction ear wax removal?

Microsuction is a procedure that uses gentle suction to remove excess ear wax while the ear canal is viewed under magnification. It does not require water irrigation.

2. What symptoms can ear wax build-up cause?

Common symptoms include blocked ears, muffled hearing, ringing in the ears (tinnitus), discomfort, itching, dizziness, and hearing aid difficulties.

3. Is microsuction safe?

Yes. Microsuction is widely regarded as a safe and effective method of ear wax removal when performed by trained professionals.

4. Does ear wax removal hurt?

Most people experience little to no discomfort. Some may notice a mild tickling sensation or temporary sensitivity during the procedure.

5. Should I use cotton buds to clean my ears?

No. Cotton buds often push wax deeper into the ear canal, increasing the risk of blockage and injury.

6. Do I need to soften the wax before my appointment?

In some cases, ear drops may be recommended before your appointment to help soften stubborn wax and improve removal success.

7. How often should I have ear wax removed?

This varies between individuals. Some people never require removal, while others, particularly hearing aid users, may benefit from periodic ear checks.

8. Can ear wax affect my hearing?

Yes. Excessive wax build-up can block sound from reaching the eardrum, causing temporary hearing reduction that often improves once the wax is removed.

Unichem Pharmacy Browns Bay

Unichem Browns Bay Pharmacy is based in the heart of the Browns Bay & Torbay community, serving the needs of our valued customers for more than 25 years.