Earwax Removal Methods
Microsuction
Microsuction is a safe, quick, and effective method for removing excess earwax. It involves using a gentle suction device under the guidance of a specialist microscope, allowing for clear visibility of the ear canal throughout the procedure. This precise technique ensures thorough wax removal and is safe for individuals with perforated eardrums or mastoid cavities, providing a comfortable and effective treatment option.
Warm water irrigation
Warm water ear irrigation is carried out using specialised equipment. The ear irrigator allows safe, comfortable and effective ear wax removal of deep soft wax attached to the eardrum by utilising its gentle, pulsating cyclone wash. The procedure usually takes between 15 and 30 minutes.
Dry removal tools
Micro cup extra fine forceps may be used to remove foreign bodies, hearing aid domes and skin debris that are more firmly attached within the ear canal. Jobsons Horne & St Barts Hook may be used for hard impacted wax