About Us
Paul Jolly is an experienced audiologist with over 30 years in the field, offering expert hearing healthcare and personalised care.
Jo Jolly RHAD, MSHAA is an ex-nurse with over 20 years of experience in audiology and has performed more than 20,000 ear wax removals by microsuction.
Sukhina Sidhu-Gill joins our team as a Clinical Audiologist, bringing extensive experience from both the NHS and private sectors. We remain extremely competitive and usually have same-day appointments available.
HOW MICROSUCTION WORKS
Micro suction is made up of two words: “Micro” refers to the operating microscopes that can either be large floor standing units, or can be incorporated into glasses, in whch case they are known as operating loupes.
“Suction” refers to the medical suction pump that is attached to a tube and a 2 millimetre suction wand, which is used to suction the wax from your ear. Micro suction requires a good knowledge of the anatomy of the ear, along with training in how to safely use the equipment.
Visual Inspection
Ears checked with a microscope
Gentle Suction
Wax gently suctioned out
Instant Results
Instant hearing relief
Our Clinics
Ruislip Manor Clinic
Our Ruislip Manor clinic is the heart of Cleaner Ears, offering expert microsuction ear wax removal in a friendly, professional setting. Led by experienced audiologists, we provide same-day appointments with no deposits required.
Hampstead Clinic
Visit our Hampstead clinic for safe, gentle ear wax removal using advanced microsuction technology. Our experienced audiologists ensure every treatment is comfortable and effective, helping you hear clearly again.
Hayes Clinic
At our Hayes clinic, we specialize in professional ear cleaning and wax removal for all ages. Enjoy expert care, quick appointments, and exceptional service from our qualified audiology team.
Wembley Clinic
The Wembley clinic provides trusted ear wax removal by microsuction, performed by skilled audiologists with years of NHS and private practice experience. Same-day appointments are often available for your convenience.
Why Choose Us
Ear wax (cerumen) is naturally occurring in our ears. It is designed to protect our ears against foreign bodies and infection with its antibacterial and lubricating properties.
Those who wear hearing aids, have anatomically narrower or hairier ear canals, or who use cotton buds are more likely to produce a larger volume of wax.
They may require ear wax removal services more often than others. Symptoms like ear pain, dizziness or hearing loss can be indicative of a blockage in the ear due to excess wax.
Since the ears are so sensitive, they require careful attention throughout any ear cleaning procedure.
There are many options for ear wax removal in Harrow, Ruislip, Wembley, Hampstead and Hayes, but microsuction is the safest, most hygienic, and effective of these methods.
Ear cleaning techniques include microsuction, irrigation, candling, syringing and manual instrument extraction.
Microsuction is regarded so highly for ear wax removal because it offers a reduced risk of damage to the eardrum.
It involves a finely-calibrated suction device, akin to a small vacuum cleaner, and a microscope to ensure a clear view of the anatomical structures of the ear.
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"Mr. Akash and the wonderful recipient lady were so nice ❤️ Although I came early to the appointment, but I immediately was check in and served. He was so sweet and kind explained everything to me and was so gentle in clearing both ears 👌🏼❤️. Highly recommend for those who need ear wax removal"
Home Visit Ear Wax Removal Service
Our Home Visit Ear Wax Removal Service offers the same professional care you’d receive in our clinics, right in the comfort of your own home. Perfect for patients with limited mobility, busy schedules, or those who prefer a private setting, our qualified clinicians use safe microsuction technology to gently and effectively remove earwax. We bring all the necessary equipment to ensure a hygienic, comfortable, and efficient treatment, followed by expert aftercare advice to keep your ears healthy. Home visits are available across Ruislip, Harrow, Wembley, and surrounding areas, book your appointment today for convenient, high-quality ear care at home.
FAQ
Find Out Answers Here
Ear wax build-up happens when the glands in your ear produce more wax than needed or when wax isn’t able to naturally move out of the ear. Using cotton buds, earphones, or hearing aids can also push wax deeper, causing a blockage.
Yes, ear wax removal is completely safe when performed by a trained audiologist. At Cleaner Ears, we use the microsuction technique, which is regarded as the safest and most effective method available today.
Microsuction is a dry procedure, meaning no water or pressure is used. The audiologist uses a powerful microscope or loupes to clearly see inside your ear and gently remove the wax using a fine suction device. This allows for precise control and minimal risk of infection or damage. Compared to traditional ear syringing or irrigation, microsuction offers a cleaner, faster, and more comfortable experience for patients of all ages.
The most common signs of ear wax build-up include muffled or reduced hearing, earache, dizziness, ringing in the ears (tinnitus), itching, or a feeling of fullness in the ear. Some people may also notice discomfort when wearing earphones or hearing aids.
If you experience any of these symptoms, it’s best to schedule a professional ear examination. At Cleaner Ears, we use specialist equipment to check your ears safely and confirm whether wax is causing the blockage. Attempting to remove wax yourself can push it deeper and worsen symptoms, so it’s always best to seek help from an experienced audiologist.
The safest and most recommended method is microsuction ear wax removal. It allows the audiologist to maintain constant visual control throughout the procedure using a microscope or magnifying loupes. A tiny suction device is then used to gently remove wax without water or pressure, reducing the risk of infection or eardrum damage.
Microsuction is especially suitable for people with sensitive ears, perforated eardrums, ear infections, or previous ear surgery. It’s a clean, efficient, and highly precise method trusted by ENT specialists and audiologists worldwide — and it’s the standard technique we use at all Cleaner Ears clinics.
It’s not recommended to remove ear wax at home using cotton buds or objects like hairpins, as these can push the wax deeper or even damage your ear canal and eardrum. While home remedies such as olive oil or Earol spray can help soften ear wax, they don’t usually remove it completely.
If you’re experiencing hearing loss, pain, or dizziness, the safest approach is to book an appointment for professional microsuction. At Cleaner Ears, our team will assess your ears and remove the wax safely, quickly, and with minimal discomfort.
