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While microsuction is our primary method for earwax removal, in certain cases where the wax is dry, flaky, or resistant to suction, we may use gentle saline irrigation.
We apply controlled, low-pressure saline solution to help loosen and lift wax from the ear canal or eardrum surface. This technique is performed only after thorough assessment to ensure it is suitable, safe, and comfortable for the individual.
It's not suitable for perforated eardrums, active infections, recent middle ear issues, discharge, pain, or prior complications, safety first, with micro suction as the alternative.
While microsuction is our primary method for earwax removal, in certain cases where the wax is dry, flaky, or resistant to suction, we may use gentle saline irrigation.
We apply controlled, low-pressure saline solution to help loosen and lift wax from the ear canal or eardrum surface. This technique is performed only after thorough assessment to ensure it is suitable, safe, and comfortable for the individual.
It's not suitable for perforated eardrums, active infections, recent middle ear issues, discharge, pain, or prior complications, safety first, with micro suction as the alternative.