Norwich ear wax removal with video checks for £70
30 to 45 minute appointments. Three treatment methods chosen after examination. Hearing screening included in the pathway.
Why this can feel easier to book
No guessing first
We examine your ears before treatment, so the next step is based on what is actually there.
Personal aftercare
You leave with advice on ear care, drops and what to watch for once the blockage has gone.
Helpful if hearing aids struggle
Removing excess wax can make inserts sit better and sound pass through more clearly.
A careful start for blocked or uncomfortable ears
When your ears feel full, hearing seems dulled or your hearing aids are not working as they should, it is sensible to start with a proper examination rather than guess at the cause. At Tide Hearing, each appointment begins with an ear examination and video otoscopy so we can look clearly at the ear canal and show you what is there before treatment starts. That matters if you are worried about pushing wax deeper, using drops without improvement or booking help only to find that wax is not the main problem. We keep the appointment calm, explain what we see in plain language and compare the result afterwards.
Treatment that matches the wax, not a fixed method
We choose the safest and most suitable approach after the examination. That may be water-free microsuction under direct vision, controlled low-pressure warm-water irrigation for softer wax, or manual removal when wax sits near the canal entrance. The £70 fee includes assessment, professional removal, personalised aftercare, healthy-ear advice and a hearing screening within the clinical pathway. Most appointments take about 30 to 45 minutes. Before you come to Tide Hearing, using olive oil drops for two to three days can help soften wax and make treatment easier.
Frequently asked questions
Should I use olive oil drops before my appointment?
Yes, in most cases we recommend olive oil drops for two to three days before your visit. Softening the wax can make removal easier and may reduce the time needed. If you are unsure because of ear surgery, a perforation or active infection, contact us first so we can advise you safely.
Which wax removal method will you use?
We decide after examining your ears. We may use microsuction, warm-water irrigation or manual removal, depending on the type and position of the wax and the condition of your ears. At Tide Hearing, the examination comes first, so you are not booked into one method that may not suit you.
What if wax is not the reason my hearing has changed?
That can happen, and it is one reason the examination matters. If we do not find wax as the main cause, we explain what we can see and talk you through the next step, which may be healthy-ear advice, a hearing assessment or, where appropriate, guidance on seeking further clinical input.
Book your ear wax removal appointment
Book online with Tide Hearing so we can examine your ears first and choose the most suitable treatment on the day.