Gentle & Effective
Trust us for a meticulous and professional ear wax removal service—because your hearing deserves the best care.
Experiencing muffled hearing or discomfort? It could be a sign of excess ear wax. Our ear wax removal clinic offers caring and helpful solutions for clear and pristine hearing.
Earache: Pain or discomfort in the ear.
Hearing loss: A feeling of fullness or reduced hearing.
Tinnitus: Ringing, buzzing, or other noises in the ear.
Dizziness: Some individuals may experience dizziness or a sensation of imbalance.
Itching: Irritation or an itchy sensation in the ear
Ear infections: Ear wax buildup can lead to infections.
We employ micro-suction, the prescribed standard in ear wax removal.
Using a binocular microscope for precision, our professional audiologist perform ear microsuction with a fine, low-pressure suction device, ensuring safety throughout. Unlike ear syringing, our method offers a clear view of the ear canal, minimising the risk of complications. Most individuals experience immediate relief, with restored hearing. For those prone to excess wax, such as hearing aid users, our clinic provides regular, comfortable treatments, prioritising your auditory well-being.
Your comfort is our priority. At Audience Hearing, we go beyond mere treatment – we offer a commitment to your overall auditory well-being. Trust us for precision, professionalism, and a clear path to better hearing. Elevate your auditory experience; choose Audience Hearing for professional ear wax removal services.
Ear wax (cerumen) naturally cleans and protects the ear canal. However, in some people—especially those using hearing aids, earphones, or cotton swabs—it can accumulate and cause symptoms like hearing loss, fullness, tinnitus, pain, or dizziness
You can soften wax at home using olive oil or over-the-counter cerumenolytic drops for a few days. But avoid using cotton buds, ear candles, or other tools—they often push wax deeper and can damage the eardrum
Safe and effective methods include:
Microsuction is generally preferred in Australia—it’s gentle, quick, avoids water-related complications, and provides better visual control
Yes. If water isn’t warmed properly or pressure is too high, syringing can cause dizziness, nausea, infection, or even tympanic membrane injury
No referral is required; you can directly book an ear wax removal appointment, especially if using microsuction
Typically 20–30 minutes. It often includes pre- and post-inspection of the ear canal using a camera, and sometimes provision of an ear health report .
For individuals with frequent wax buildup—such as hearing aid or earphone users, or those with narrow ear canals—an ear check every 3–6 months is recommended
Yes—impacted wax can lead to temporary hearing loss, tinnitus, dizziness, and even ear infections or damage to hearing aids
Most people experience immediate clarity in hearing. Some clinics take photos/video before and after and may provide advice to prevent recurrence .
For quick information about our services and solutions
