Our qualified and insured Clinicians were also NHS Registered Nurses with 19 years experience in a GP practice. Your ears are very important for hearing & balance and our earwax removal service is a safe and effective way to remove excessive earwax.

How much does earwax removal cost?

Our service is only £15 for the ear check-up and £55 for both ears irrigation or £60 for both ears Microsuction. If you have ear wax removal done on the day of the check-up the £15 fee is deducted from the total.

How do I book in for an ear check-up?

To book an appointment or to ask any questions call... 07917 816013

If there is any reason the procedure can't go ahead and you need further investigation our experienced Clinician will provide information to pass on to your NHS GP.

What is ear irrigation?

Ear irrigation, is a process that used to be performed by the NHS to remove ear wax blockages. Water is pumped into the ear canal using a specialised low pressure tool, softening and loosening any wax present. It is typically a procedure that takes fifteen minutes to half an hour. As the water runs back out of the ear, a cup or basin is placed under the ear to collect it and any ear wax it has flushed out. Patients sometimes report minor discomfort from the sensation of water touching their ear drum.

Prior to ear irrigation, the ear wax needs to be softened using ear drops. These can be clinical drops such as those containing hydrogen peroxide, or other lubricating fluids such as olive oil. This softening process can take several days to a week (sometimes longer) beforehand.

How is microsuction different from ear irrigation?

Both methods of ear wax removal can show positive results, but preliminary evidence suggests that microsuction offers fewer risks, particularly for patients who have existing ear conditions. Our clinicians use ENT surgical binocular microscopes to magnify their view of the ear canal and pinpoint the wax deposits to be removed. This precision means that Microsuction can be used even when the patient has had an ear infection or a perforated ear drum. The gentle suction of the tool ensures that you experience minimal discomfort during the process.