Ready for quick ear relief? Book your microsuction ear wax removal appointment from Wembley now and be on your way to better hearing in no time!
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It’ll only take 5 mins
Ear wax removal is the process of removing excessive or impacted ear wax from the ear canal. This can be done through various methods such as ear drops to soften the ear wax, irrigation to flush out the ear wax, or manual removal by a healthcare provider. It is important to only remove ear wax if it is causing symptoms such as pain, hearing loss, or ringing in the ear. Otherwise, it is best to leave the ear wax in place as it helps to protect and clean the ear. If you have any concerns about ear wax, get in touch.
Ear wax, also known as cerumen, is a natural substance produced by the ceruminous glands in the ear canal. It is a mixture of skin cells, hair, and oil that helps to lubricate, clean, and protect the ear. Normally, ear wax works its way out of the ear naturally, but sometimes it can accumulate and cause problems such as pain, hearing loss, or ringing in the ear. It is important to note that cotton swabs should not be used to clean the ear canal as this can push the ear wax further into the ear and make the problem worse.
Three Simple Steps For Instant Relief
Get in touch to book an appointment. Typically, we can see you straight away.
Our audiologists will examine and remove ear wax through gentle and painless e-microsuction procedure.
Experience instant relief after the process. We will provide a complimentary follow-up appointment to analyse progress.
Ear syringing, ear candling, and microsuction are all methods for removing ear wax. However, microsuction is generally considered to be the best option for ear wax removal.
Ear syringing involves using a bulb syringe or special device to flush warm water into the ear canal to remove ear wax. However, this method can be dangerous if not performed properly and can cause damage to the eardrum.
Ear candling involves placing a lit, hollow candle in the ear and allowing the heat and suction to remove ear wax. However, this method is not backed by scientific evidence and can be dangerous as it can cause burns and perforate the eardrum. Microsuction which is the method we practice at Verified Hearing is a safe and effective method for removing ear wax that involves using a gentle suction device to remove the wax.
No worries if you cannot visit our clinic. We will bring the clinic to you. Fill our booking form and we will call you in a few minutes to arrange a convenient time for you. Prices from £180.
Instant ear relief is just 9 minutes away! You are a 9 min walk from us. We are just behind Selfridges!
Routine appointments (8am - 5pm)
£89
After-work appointments (5pm -7pm)
£99
Children (<12)
£199
Children age 13 - 17
£99
Aural foreign body removal age 13 - 17
£129
Aural foreign body removal age 3 - 12
£199
50% off ear wax removal for a friend or significant other you bring along (Worth £45)
Free hearing diagnostic hearing test (if you’re 50 or over) – worth £99
Free life-time ear checks every 6 months
50% off ear wax removal for one parent/guardian if you’re accompanying your child (worth £45)
Head of Audiology at Verified Hearing (Specialising in adults and children)
Louise Emmett
Paige Martin
Leah Salter
Rebecca Banks
Ayesha Haworth
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1 Harley Street London W1G 9QD

126 Wigmore Street, London, W1U 3RY
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+44(0) 203 011 1280

hear@verifiedhearing.com
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