I carefully examine the ear canal to assess your ear health and determine whether wax removal is necessary and safe. If you wish, I can also take photos of the inside of your ear so you can see exactly what I see.

Yes. If ear wax removal is required, the consultation is provided free of charge as part of your treatment. However, if no ear wax removal is needed following the assessment, a £25 consultation fee applies to cover the time, travel, and professional examination.

I offer both microsuction and water irrigation. The most suitable method will be recommended based on your ear health, symptoms, and medical history, as well as your preference.

Yes, when carried out by a trained professional. I only proceed with treatment if it is safe to do so and always prioritise your comfort and ear health.

Yes. I offer a fully mobile service and carry out ear wax removal in the comfort of your own home, making it ideal for those with mobility issues or who prefer not to attend a clinic.

I provide ear wax removal for clients aged 18 and over. I can also see young people aged 14–17 with parental or guardian consent, and a parent or guardian must be present during the appointment.

In most cases, ear drops may be recommended to soften wax before removal. If drops are needed, this will be discussed when you book your appointment.

No. Cotton buds can push wax deeper into the ear canal and increase the risk of blockage or injury. It's best to avoid inserting anything into the ear.

If you have any questions, are unsure about anything, or would like to check availability or cancellations, please message or WhatsApp 07879 265177, and I will aim to respond as quickly as possible.