Professional Earwax Removal
Same-Day Appointments, Guaranteed Results
MHRA Regulated Pharmacy
Qualified Specialists
Latest Microsuction Technology
Same-Day Appointments Available
Suffering from blocked ears, hearing loss, or earwax buildup? Midsomer Pharmacy offers safe, effective earwax removal using cutting-edge microsuction technology—the gold standard in professional ear care. Our qualified specialists deliver same-day appointments with a 95% success rate and zero patient complaints.
- No waiting lists
- No complications
- Just clear hearing
Why Earwax Buildup Is More Common Than You Think
- Affects 1 in 20 adults (and up to 1 in 3 elderly patients)
- Can cause hearing loss, tinnitus, dizziness, ear infections
- Worsens with hearing aids, earphones, age
- Often ignored until it becomes unbearable
The good news? Professional removal is quick, safe, and highly effective
How Microsuction Works
Microsuction: The Professional Choice
- 95% success rate on first attempt
- Real-time visualisation (specialist sees exactly what they're doing)
- Safe for all ear types (including perforated eardrums, post-surgery ears)
- No water, no pressure, no mess
- Immediate results and relief
- No recovery time
- Performed by qualified specialists
- Same-day appointments
Ideal For: Anyone with earwax impaction, especially those with sensitive ears, previous ear surgery, or perforated eardrums.
Microsuction vs Alternatives
The Midsomer Difference: Professional Care, Proven Results
Simple, Transparent Pricing
One Ear
- Professional microsuction removal, specialist consultation, and immediate relief
Both Ears
- Professional microsuction removal (both ears), specialist consultation, and immediate relief
Additional Benefits
No hidden fees
Professional aftercare advice included
Same-day appointments available
All equipment and materials included
No follow-up charges (unless additional visit needed, which is rare)
FAQs
Yes, professional earwax removal is safe when performed by trained healthcare professionals. Here at Midsomer Pharmacy we use specialised tools and techniques to ensure the procedure is done without damaging the ear canal or eardrum.
The frequency of earwax removal depends on the individual. Some people may need it every few months, while others only once a year. It is best to discuss this at the pharmacy with our healthcare professionals to determine the appropriate schedule for you.
Common signs include earache, difficulty hearing, a feeling of fullness in the ear, ringing in the ear (tinnitus), or dizziness. If you experience any of these symptoms, it might be time to consider earwax removal. Feel free to come into our pharmacy as discuss your concerns with our team.
While there are at-home remedies available, such as ear drops and irrigation kits, it is generally safer to have earwax removed by a professional to avoid the risk of damaging the ear canal or eardrum.
Our prices are very competitive. One ear – £45. Both ears – £70
Common methods include water irrigation and microsuction. At Midsomer Pharmacy, we use microsuction—the gold standard in earwax removal. This advanced technique uses precision instruments with real-time visualization to safely remove earwax, suitable for all ear types, with immediate relief and no recovery time.
No, microsuction is completely painless. You may feel slight pressure or a gentle tickling sensation, but there’s no pain. If you have a very sensitive ear canal, let the specialist know and they can adjust their technique. Most patients describe it as “surprisingly comfortable.”
A typical microsuction appointment takes 15-20 minutes from start to finish. This includes consultation, the removal procedure, and aftercare advice. You can return to normal activities immediately afterward—no recovery time needed.
Microsuction uses gentle suction to remove wax and allows real-time visualization (95% success rate). Water irrigation uses water pressure to flush out wax (70-80% success rate) and is a blind procedure. Microsuction is safer, more effective, and suitable for all ear types. Water irrigation is not suitable for perforated eardrums or post-ear surgery patients.