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Ear wax removal is performed by highly trained Audiologists at our clinics in Nottingham and Grantham.

There’s no need to see your GP first. Private treatment is now the most reliable way to get it sorted quickly.
Book your appointment today and you could be saying goodbye to that troublesome wax within 48 hours. In many cases, we can even offer a same-day appointment, just give us a call or complete the booking form.
Never use cotton buds to clean your ears or remove wax. They only compact the wax and push it nearer to the eardrum, which can make the problem worse.
We all have ear wax, which is good because it plays an important role in keeping our ear canals healthy. See some facts about ear wax and see what we mean.
But too much? Well, that’s bad.
If it becomes excessive, or compacted, then we have a problem – often a loss of hearing due to external sounds not being able to make it to the eardrum.
It’s not necessary to remove wax unless it becomes excessive or is affecting your hearing. When it does, there are some simple things you can do. Softeners are available from high-street pharmacies and can be effective if the wax build–up isn’t too great.
Our fully trained hearing healthcare professionals remove ear wax safely and gently using the micro-suction technique. It’s quick, comfortable, and completely syringe-free.

Completely syringe-free, no water flushing

See detailed images of your ear canal on screen, before and after

Carried out by qualified audiologists at every appointment
Consultation & Examination
We discuss your symptoms and examine your ear canal with a video otoscope, you’ll see exactly what we see on screen.
Gentle Micro-suction
Using a fine, low-pressure suction device, we carefully remove the wax. No water, no syringing... just gentle, precise removal.
After-check & Advice
We show you the clear ear canal on screen and give you tailored aftercare advice to help keep your ears healthy.
5 Fascinating Facts about Ear Wax
It turns out the stuff in your ears is more interesting than you might think.
Ear wax comes in wet and dry varieties. Your type depends by and large on your genetic make–up. Those from north-eastern Asia are more likely to have dry ear wax, while ear wax for most people in other regions tends to be wet.
The gene responsible for people having dry ear wax is also responsible for them having less body odour than those with wet ear wax. Who knew?
Certain metabolic conditions like Maple Syrup Urine Disease (not making this up) and Alkaptonuria can be identified in ear wax long before traditional blood and urine tests would be able to catch them.
Ear wax has been genuinely useful to anthropologists studying mankind’s early migratory patterns across the globe.
Odours in ear wax can often tell us what a person has eaten, or where in the world they have been (but don’t worry, if you come to us for ear wax removal treatment, we won’t sniff your ear wax. Promise)
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How long does an appointment take and how often might I need it?
Most appointments take around 30 minutes, and many people leave with clearer hearing straight away. How often you'll need it varies from person to person — some come once, others find a regular check helps them stay comfortable. We'll give you honest, no-pressure advice based on what we find.
How do you remove ear wax?
We use microsuction, a gentle and highly effective method that uses a small suction device to lift the wax away under magnification. There's no messy flushing or water involved, so it's clean, comfortable and one of the safest ways to clear a blockage.
Is ear wax removal safe and does it hurt?
Yes, it's very safe when carried out by a trained professional, and most people find it painless and surprisingly quick. Because we work under magnification and can see exactly what we're doing, microsuction is far gentler on your ears than over-the-counter syringing or cotton buds.
Should I use ear drops or olive oil beforehand?
Softening the wax with a little olive oil for a few days before your appointment can make removal easier, but it isn't always essential. When you book, we'll let you know whether it's worth doing for your particular situation.
How do I know if I have a wax blockage?
Common signs include muffled or reduced hearing, a feeling of fullness or pressure in the ear, earache, ringing (tinnitus) or even mild dizziness. If you wear hearing aids, a build-up can also cause whistling or stop them working properly. If you're unsure, we're happy to take a look.
