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Earwax (cerumen) is a natural substance produced by the glands in your ear canal. It helps protect your ears by trapping dirt, dust, and bacteria. However, too much earwax can build up and cause discomfort, hearing loss, or infections, which may require professional removal.

You may need earwax removal if you experience symptoms like reduced hearing, a feeling of fullness in your ear, ringing in the ears (tinnitus), earache, or dizziness. If you're unsure, our specialists can provide a consultation to determine if earwax removal is necessary.

Yes, our earwax removal procedures are safe and performed by certified specialists. We use gentle, effective techniques and modern equipment to ensure your comfort and safety throughout the process.

Yes, we offer convenient at-home earwax removal services. Our specialists will come to your home, fully equipped to provide professional ear care in a comfortable and familiar environment.

Our earwax removal service is affordably priced at $70 with no hidden charge. This includes a thorough examination and safe removal of earwax by our experienced professionals.

Booking an appointment is easy! You can schedule your earwax removal service online through our website or by giving us a call. We offer flexible scheduling to accommodate your needs.

The earwax removal procedure typically takes around 30 minutes, depending on the amount of earwax and the specific method used. Our specialists ensure a thorough and comfortable experience during this time.

If your hearing loss is due to earwax buildup, removing the wax can significantly improve your hearing. However, if you have other underlying conditions affecting your hearing, our specialists can advise you on the next steps.

The frequency of earwax removal varies depending on individual needs. Some people may require regular removal, while others may only need it occasionally. Our specialists can recommend a schedule based on your specific situation.

After the procedure, it’s important to follow any aftercare instructions provided by your specialist. Generally, you can return to your normal activities immediately. If you experience any discomfort or have concerns, don’t hesitate to contact us.