Earwax is something which happens naturally as your ear tries to clean itself, and keep itself protected. The problem is that your body isn’t quite so great at dealing with the earwax it as it builds up. Left untreated, the results can be clogged ears, pressure pain, and even symptoms of tinnitus.
Throw in dizziness, balance problems and an increased risk of infection, and it all starts to sound a little worrying. However, earwax removal is a pretty quick process, and will leave you feeling revitalized and hearing better than ever!
Our earwax removal experts at All About Hearing will be able to deal with any earwax issues you may be having, during your appointment.
Our Earwax Removal Process Includes
Our earwax removal process is gentle, safe, and tailored to your unique needs. Using the latest techniques, we ensure a comfortable experience with expert care.
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Examination of your ears using video otoscopy to assess the extent of wax buildup
Use of specialized tools and techniques for safe and efficient removal
Ongoing support and care through video calls, making it easy to stay connected with your audiologist
Schedule an Earwax Removal Appointment
Visit us for earwax removal in Midland, TX, and ensure your ears stay clean and healthy.
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You can try, but we absolutely recommend that you don't!
Using something like a Q-Tip can cause the earwax to be pushed further into your ear, and can even cause permanent damage to year ears, resulting in partial or even full deafness.
Our procedures are gentle and typically pain-free, thanks to the range of professional tools we use.
We use the Earigator system, which utilizes a gentle stream of warm water to break up ad flush out the wax.
If the earwax is particularly deep in the canal, or is impacted, we have a range of other tools to help us break up and remove it.
Most appointments are very quick, and take about 30 minutes.
It differs from person to person, but we recommend having your ears and your hearing checked regularly, even if you feel there is no problem.
Prevention is a much better approach than fixing potentially serious problems later.
FAQs About Earwax Removal
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