Earwax buildup can cause a range of hearing problems from mild to severe. Hidden Hearing is offering FREE earwax removal services for over 60s this month. This service is usually valued at £60.

Our earwax removal services are:

• Expert-led
• Quick and painless
• Use state-of-the-art technology
• Do not require a GP referral

And the best part is that they are FREE for over 60s this month!

Our professional ear wax removal services

In most cases, ear wax works its way out on its own, and there is no need to remove it. However, if ear wax is blocking your ear canal and causing hearing loss, it may require removal using one of the following methods:

1. Microsuction

Microsuction is the safest and quickest method of earwax removal. This method is also used to safely remove foreign bodies present in the ear canal.

Wax is basically a self-cleaning service for our ears, and it protects the sensitive ear canal from things like bacteria and debris (which can cause infections). Never put anything in your ear yourself, and, if you are bothered by the feeling of a blockage, just see your GP or a hearing care specialist.

2. Ear Irrigation

Ear irrigation is a procedure where water (at body temperature) is injected into the ear by the irrigator, which controls the water pressure, to ensure that reduces the chance of the ear being damaged. Under the gentle force of the water, the earwax is softened and dislodged, and the wax is carried out of the ear.

As well as being fully qualified, our audiologists receive additional specialist training in both ear Irrigation and "dry mopping" (which keeps the discharging ear dry) from Aston University Birmingham & Newcastle University.

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Earwax removal methods we recommend avoiding:

Cleaning your ears with cotton swabs

Since ear wax is necessary, you shouldn’t clean it too much; you simply don’t need to. However, you can wipe away any visible excess earwax using a wet cloth. But - do not use cotton swabs!

Cotton swabs are not the best way to clean your ears. They may look soft, but they are made from artificial fibers that can scratch and inflame the sensitive skin inside the ear canal, making it more vulnerable to infection.

If you think you have a blockage in your ear canal or think you are experiencing excessive ear wax, then you should consult a hearing care expert to receive professional ear cleaning. Instead of cleaning out the earwax, it is pushed deeper into the ear.

Ear syringing

The traditional method for ear wax removal that you or your family might have experienced many years ago was “syringing”. This was a high-pressure washing method that could lead to some complications. Today, modern technology has now outdated and replaced this procedure. At Hidden Hearing, we only use the latest technology and clinical protocols to give you the best outcomes. We have never nor will we ever use the ear syringing method because of the issues that might arise.

Terms and conditions

• The offer is valid only for individuals aged 60+.
• Appointments are first-come, first-served.
• Each session is valued at £60 but provided at no cost under this offer.
• Appointments must be booked via phone or email.
• 24-hour notice required for cancellations or rescheduling.
• Additional services beyond earwax removal will be charged at regular rates.
• This promotion cannot be combined with other offers.
• The clinic reserves the right to refuse service if deemed unsafe or inappropriate.
• Personal data will be handled according to the clinic's privacy policy.

When booking your appointment, you agree to abide by these terms and conditions. We look forward to assisting you with your earwax removal needs.

Call 0800 145 6067 to book your appointment - or book your appointment online.