Ear Wax Removal / Hearing / Balance Clinics
Microsuction is an examination and treatment of the ear using a microscope and camera. We use a miniature vacuum cleaner, which hoovers the ear to extract wax. Microsuction is considered much safer than syringing.
Our team of Audiologist, Clinicians and Doctors are dedicated to providing a professional and comfortable experience.
Dr S. Soin MBBS, MRCGP, DRCOG, DFFP
The benefits of our microsuction ear cleaning
Using our services ensures you have your ear wax removed safely, quickly and by a person you can trust. The process is usually over in a few minutes and the majority of people find it easy and comfortables. The process is the safest way to remove ear wax as the professional can see everything they are doing during the removal.
Unlike ear syringing or ear irrigation, where ear wax is flushed out without a view of the ear canal, during microsuction, the ear canel and the ear wax is being directly viewed with the microscope whilst it is being removed. This makes the procedure much quicker, safer and comfortable for the patient.
| Cost | |
|---|---|
| One Ear – Cost of Appointment and Microsuction Procedure | £48 |
| Two Ears – Cost of Appointment and Microsuction Procedure | £68 |
| Examination only
Home Visit Ear Wax Removal (within 5 miles) |
£48
£150 |
Free Hearing Test for over 60s
Balance (Dizziness) Clinic
Understanding Your Dizziness
The sensation of dizziness is due to a disturbance in nervous signals in either the inner ears, brain, eyes, spinal cord & leg nerves.
The Primary Cause
The primary cause generates a sensation “dizziness” spinning sensation “vertigo” or an imbalance “unsteadiness” sensation.
Inner ear
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) – “Crystals in the inner ear”
Ménière’s Disease
Vestibular Paroxysmia
Vestibular Neuritis
Superior Canal Dehiscence
Middle Ear Perilymph Fistula
Bilateral Vestibulopathy
Herpes Zoster Oticus (HZO) and Ramsey Hunt Syndrome
Brain
Central Positional Vertigo
Vestibular Migraine
Chiari Malformation in Adults
Motion Sickness and Persistent Dizziness
Psychological Trauma
Severe Medical Illness
Eyes
Poorly fitted glasses
Binocular vision dysfunction
Spinal Cord and Leg nerves
Peripheral neuropathy
The primary cause once identified can be treated.
The Secondary Response.
The brain is not passive; it tries to handle the new troubling situation by using the frontal lobes of the brain to suppress the disturbances created by primary cause.
This secondary response initially stabilises the situation but often, paradoxically, leads to further imbalance symptoms which are typically a continuous rocking sensation and brain exhaustion. In many patients this can become the dominant problem.
This secondary response it is called Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD) and once recognised can be treated effectively.
Book an appointment with our specialist for comprehensive tests – 01932 344004
Clinic Locations
Rapid access, convenient and quick appointments.
Andover
Charlton Hill Surgery
Charlton Road
Andover
SP10 3JY
Ash Vale
Ash Vale Health
Centre
Wharf Road
Ash Vale
GU12 5BA
Chessington
1 Elm Road
Chessington
KT9 1AF
Fleet
Branksomewood Healthcare Centre
Branksomewood Road
Fleet
GU51 4JX
Hampton
Hampton Medical
Centre
49A Priory Road
Hampton
TW12 2PB
CEDA Healthcare, Sunningdale, (Opposite Fego’s)
3 Broomfield Hall Buildings
London Road
Sunningdale
Ascot SL5 0DP
West Byfleet Health Centre
Ear Wax Removal Clinic
2nd floor
Madeira Road
West Byfleet
Surrey KT14 6DH
