Ear Wax Removal in London — Microsuction by Qualified Audiologists



Ear wax removal in London is available at Clearly Hearing's East Dulwich and Soho clinics, carried out by qualified Audiologists with over ten years of clinical experience. For ear cleaning we use microsuction as our primary wax removal method — the gold standard technique recommended by audiologists and ENT surgeons — alongside irrigation where clinically appropriate.
Appointments are available from £55. Same-day bookings are often possible.

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Appointments are available to book with a qualified Audiologist in East Dulwich for hearing care appointments. 

Clearly Hearing Clinic - Inside OruSpace

Clinic Address: Inside OruSpace East Dulwich: 20-22 Lordship Lane London, SE22 8HN

Appointments are available to book with a qualified Audiologist in Soho at the UNTIL Clinic.

Clearly Hearing Clinic - Inside UNTIL

Clinic Location: Inside UNTIL Soho, 111-119,  Ground & Lower, Charing Cross Rd, London WC2H 0DU

Cancellation Policy

Please give plenty of notice to cancel or reschedule your appointment as a missed appointment fee will be charged at 50% of the appointment price..
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Who needs Ear Wax Removal by microsuction?

Ear wax is a natural build up dead cells, hair, foreign material such as dust, and cerumen. Normally ear wax causes no or minimal symptoms but occasionally it can cause symptoms such as dulled hearing, earache or vertigo. Microsuction is carried out on all people but is the preferred option for people who should not have water or drops in their ears, especially if they have: 

  • experienced any serious complications from a previous syringing with water. 
  • had a middle ear infection (otitis media) in the last two months. 
  • had any form of ear surgery, apart from grommets which have not been in the ear for more than two years and the patient is no longer attending ENT (ears, nose and throat) appointments. (This does not include people who have cosmetic surgery to reduce the size of their ears.) 
  • a hole in their ear drum (a perforation) or there is a history of a mucous (thick) discharge from their ear in the last two years.
  • a cleft palate (repaired or not).
  • a painful ear infection (acute otitis externa).
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