14 Imperial Arcade, Huddersfield, HD1 2BR | Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm
Ear care starts with a professional examination and wax assessment. The clinician will discuss your symptoms, relevant history and the safest next step before proceeding.
Where appropriate, wax removal may be carried out using microsuction or irrigation. The method selected depends on the examination, suitability and the condition of the ear.
If there are signs of infection, another condition requiring medical assessment, or a hearing concern outside the clinic’s service, you may be advised to contact your GP or an audiology provider. No procedure is performed unless it is considered suitable.
Your appointment should begin with a discussion of your symptoms, such as blocked ears, reduced hearing, discomfort, itchiness, ringing or a feeling of fullness.
The clinic may inspect the ear and consider whether ear wax removal is suitable. If your symptoms suggest something other than wax, you may be advised to seek medical advice.
Where appropriate, ear wax may be removed using professional equipment in a controlled clinic setting. The clinic should explain what is being done and what to expect.
You should be given guidance on what to do after the appointment and when to seek further advice if symptoms continue or worsen.
This service may be suitable if your symptoms are linked to ear wax build-up. If you have severe pain, discharge, sudden hearing loss, dizziness, recent ear surgery or concerns about infection, contact the clinic before booking or seek appropriate medical advice.
No. Suitability depends on your symptoms, ear history and what is found during assessment.
No. Cotton buds and other objects can push wax deeper into the ear and make the problem worse.
Yes. If symptoms are severe, sudden, painful or persistent, medical advice may be needed.
Use the online booking route or call the clinic if you are unsure whether ear wax removal is appropriate.