You may need earwax removal if you experience:
 

• Reduced hearing or a sensation of fullness in the ear.

• Ear pain or discomfort.

• Tinnitus (ringing in the ears).

• Dizziness or balance issues.

• Itching or a feeling of blockage.
   

If you're experiencing these symptoms, it’s important to avoid using cotton swabs or at-home remedies, as they can push wax deeper into the ear canal or cause damage.

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We use safe and effective techniques to remove excess earwax without causing harm to your ears. Our methods include:
 

1. Microsuction

• A gentle and precise method that uses a small, specialized vacuum to remove earwax.

• Performed under direct visualization with magnification for maximum safety and accuracy.

​2. Manual Removal

• Using specialized tools, such as curettes or forceps, to carefully extract earwax.

• Ideal for patients with sensitive ears or challenging wax blockages.

3. Irrigation 

• A controlled stream of warm water is used to flush out earwax.

• Performed only when it's safe and suitable for the patient.

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Professional earwax removal is ideal for:
 

• Individuals with Excess Wax: If your ears naturally produce a lot of wax or it builds up over time.

• Hearing Aid Users: Wax buildup can affect hearing aid performance and comfort.

• Patients with Narrow or Curved Ear Canals: These anatomical differences can make wax removal difficult without professional help.

• Children and Seniors: Safe and gentle removal for patients of all ages.

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While some earwax is normal, here are tips to prevent excessive buildup:
 

• Avoid using cotton swabs or inserting objects into your ears.

• Use over-the-counter ear drops (as recommended) to soften wax naturally.

• Schedule regular ear cleanings, especially if you’re prone to wax buildup.