Clear Ears Clinic

Ear Wax Microsuction at Clear Ears Clinic is for adults and children with excessive ear wax, including a blocked feeling in the ear or reduced hearing. The clinic uses microsuction, a small medical suction device, to remove ear wax from the ear canal, with surgical magnifying glasses used to view the ear canal and ear drum.

Clear Ears Clinic provides CQC regulated microsuction ear wax removal in Bedford. Patients do not need a GP referral, and an initial assessment can be carried out if it is unclear whether wax is present or whether microsuction is required. The clinic advises adults and children to use olive oil before ear wax removal to soften the wax.

The practice is run by Yvonne Gee, a microsuction ear wax removal specialist. She completed a microsuction ear wax removal training course at Charing Cross Hospital, accredited for continuing professional development by the British Society of Audiology and ENT UK. She also works as a nurse at Bedford Hospital and has 20 years of nursing experience.

Care is provided at Bedford Consulting Rooms in Bedford, with evening and weekend appointments stated for microsuction ear wax removal. Home visits can also be arranged, and Clear Ears Clinic operates a mobile ear wax removal service for nursing and care homes where residents may find it difficult to attend the clinic.

The clinic states that microsuction is available for children, and that patients with a perforated ear drum, or a previously healed perforated ear drum, can have microsuction because wax is removed by suction from the outside rather than by water syringing. Clear Ears Clinic is regulated by the Care Quality Commission for microsuction ear wax removal.