Microsuction

Microsuction

For blocked, waxy or infected ears: Ear microsuction. The modern safe way to clean ear canals.

Blocked Ears

Gentle, comfortable, safe – because we are skilled!

Microsuction – is the term used for cleaning ear canals using the magnified view of a surgical microscope and a tiny vacuum cleaner and/or tiny instruments.

What are the benefits?
Because we can see so well with the magnified vision, we can then remove wax/debris without touching the ear canal walls – hence a comfortable, safe procedure. The magnified views allow the Ear Nurse Therapist to assess the ear canal andeardrum to make a diagnosis.

Who may need microsuction?

  • anyone with wax/debris in their ear canal.
  • anyone with an ear canal infection.
  • anyone who has had a middle ear infection and the ‘pus’ has burst out into the ear canal.

  • anyone with a foreign body present.
  • anyone with a discharging ear.

Specialized in wax removal

Safe and effective wax removal

Earwax, also known by the medical term cerumen, is a yellowish waxy substance secreted in the ear canal of humans and other mammals. It protects the skin of the human ear canal, assists in cleaning and lubrication, and also provides some protection from bacteria, fungi, insects and water. Excess or compacted cerumen can press against the eardrum and/or occlude (block) the external auditory canal or hearing aids, potentially hindering hearing.

  • sudden or partial hearing loss, which is usually temporary
  • tinnitus, which is a ringing or buzzing in the ear
  • a feeling of fullness in the ear
  • earache
  • Diet
  • Age
  • Lifestyle
  • Personal anatomy
  • Genetics Ethnicity

Service Overview

  • Wax microsuction
  • Recurrent or chronic ear infections (swimmer’s ears)
  • Recurrent ear pain
  • Itchy ears
  • Dry/flaky skin/eczema of the pinna/ear lobes
  • Previous ear surgery like mastoid cavities
  • Blocked ears
  • Foreign body removal
  • Removal of wax after failed ear irrigation (commonly called ear syringing) or when ear irrigation is contraindicated (previous ear surgery, perforated ear drum, ear infections or dizziness as a result of previous ear syringing).
  • Removal of wax for cooperative young children who have impaired hearing

Ear wax is leading to blocked ears and hearing loss. Before any of these could happen, a fullness discomfort is common. According to the statistics, the chances of wax accumulating are increased by the use of external objects in the ear canal- Hearing Aids and Cotton Buds are the first 2 places.

Arranging a Consultation

No Long Waiting List

An appointment is required in order to receive care. For this reason, patients do need to plan out when they can come in. Simply call us and you’ll be booked in.

Senior Specialist Aural Care Nurse

10 years of Medical Experience in NHS Hospital enviroment, licensed and recognized as reputable member of the healthcare industry.

Great value for money

Professional service focused on patient wellbeing

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