CLINICS ACROSS KENT

Wax Removal

Our specially trained technicians can remove ear wax quickly, safely and painlessly using water irrigation or micro-suction. The consultation charge is £70. If no wax is present or if treatment cannot go ahead on the day for any reason, the charge is only £20 and our team can refer onwards and discuss next steps with you.

Wax Removal Locations

Ashford Evegate

Hearbase Broadstairs

Hearbase Bexleyheath

Hearbase Bromley

Canterbury Medical Practice

Hearbase Deal

The Whitecliffs Medical Centre

Hearbase Folkstone

Spencer Private Hospital

Sandwhich The Foundry Clinic

Hearbase Bexleyheath

187 Broadway,
Bexleyheath,

DA6 7ER

Every Monday, Tuesday. Select Thursdays and Fridays.

Hearbase Bromley

4 East Street,
Bromley,

BR1 1QX

Every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.

Hearbase Deal

72 High Street,
Deal,

CT14 6HE

Select Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Hearbase Folkestone

140 Sandgate Road,
Folkestone,

CT20 2TE

Every Wednesday and Thursday.

Spencer Private Hospital

Ramsgate Road,
Margate,

CT9 4BG

Select Tuesdays.

Hearbase Broadstairs

135 High Street,
Broadstairs,

CT10 1NG

Every Monday and Thursday.

Canterbury Medical Practice

Ethelbert Road,
Canterbury,

CT1 3NR

Every Friday.

Hearbase Evegate

Metford Building, Evegate Business Park, Station Road, Smeeth, Ashford

TN25 6SX

Select Mondays, and every Friday.

Sandwich The Foundry Clinic

The Foundry Clinic,
Co-operative Car
 Park,

CT13 9AL

Every Monday

White Cliffs Medical Centre

143 Folkestone Road,
Dover,

CT17 9SG

Every Tuesday.

Preparing for your wax removal appointment...

Before your wax removal appointment, we recommend that you soften the wax. You should use a single drop of olive oil or Earol® Spray, following the manufacturers’ guidelines. Incorporate this routine into your daily care at least twice a day, ideally for a minimum of five days before your appointment. By following these steps, you can improve the comfort and effectiveness of your wax removal.

What is microsuction?

Microsuction is particularly well suited for people who need to have wax removed from their ears but can’t get them wet. It is also suitable for people with extra sensitive ears or who have had ear surgery.

Although wax in the ear canal is normal, a build-up of excessive wax can cause problems. This is especially true for hearing aid wearers. It can also lead to pain, discomfort and tinnitus.

When to get wax removal?

While some people don’t require earwax removal very often, others produce a lot of earwax quickly. It varies depending on the individual.

At your ear care appointment you will also receive advice on ways to manage your wax. You will be offered the opportunity to have your ears checked regularly to prevent future wax build-up.

25+ years of quality ear care

Hearbase has a proven track record of satisfied customers. Don't just take our word for it – hear what our clients have to say in their testimonials. Trust us to deliver the best care for your hearing health.

SEE MORE TESTIMONIALS

"Very thorough testing of both myself and my husband. Excellent information and assistance received from the audiologist and full explanations of the options available to us regarding future treatment."

Jayne Camp

"I have had to have wax removed from my ears on a regular basis for more that fifty years and I have to say Hearbase did it better than any other time I can remember. A great job - thank you."

Guy Topham

"Excellent hearing centre on every level, from reception through to the consultations themselves, and beyond… The team is warm, friendly and always happy to help, often going well beyond the call of duty to accommodate their customers. Highly recommended!"

Jon Canning