Greater Manchester Home Visit Service
Manchester
The UK's network of Ear Wax Removal Clinics
Greater Manchester · North West
Compare 36 ear wax removal clinics within 10 miles of Manchester. The nearest is just 0.4 miles from the centre. Pick one to see its hours and services, then book online or call.
36
Clinics within 10 miles
0.4
Miles to the nearest clinic
11
Open at weekends
27
Take requests online
Clinics
Featured clinics come first, then the rest by distance. Distances are measured in a straight line from the centre of Manchester.
Manchester
Manchester
Manchester
Manchester
Manchester
Stockport
Manchester
Cheadle
Stockport
Bury
Altrincham
Stockport
5.4 miles away
Denton
Manchester
5.6 miles away
Sale
7.7 miles away
Heald Green
7.7 miles away
Cheadle
Heywood
Hazel Grove
3.5 miles away
Failsworth
3.6 miles away
Manchester
3.6 miles away
Droylsden
4.6 miles away
Audenshaw
5.4 miles away
Denton
5.8 miles away
Ashton-under-Lyne
6.1 miles away
Cheadle
6.5 miles away
Stockport
6.6 miles away
Oldham
6.6 miles away
Hyde
7.7 miles away
Stalybridge
8.2 miles away
Farnworth
8.2 miles away
Farnworth
8.4 miles away
Stockport
8.5 miles away
Mossley
9.3 miles away
Marple
9.5 miles away
Rochdale
Local overview
Manchester itself has eight of them, and the others are spread across Stockport, Cheadle, Denton, Farnworth and 16 other places. Within two miles of the centre there are two, and the furthest clinic is 9.5 miles out.
Other services on offer nearby include help with hearing loss (35 clinics), hearing aids (34) and hearing protection (33). When it comes to booking, 27 of the 36 take appointment requests through this site, and 11 list Saturday or Sunday hours.
Ask the clinic which method it uses when you book. Microsuction is widely used in private clinics, and electronic irrigation is another option in NICE guidance. Our guide to microsuction and irrigation explains the difference.
Before you book
An appointment is usually quick and painless. Here's what normally happens, and roughly what you can expect to pay in Manchester and elsewhere in the UK.
The clinician asks about your ears, looks inside with an otoscope, removes the wax and checks again at the end. The removal itself often takes just a few minutes per ear.
Microsuction lifts wax out with a fine suction tube under magnification. Irrigation uses a controlled flow of warm water. NICE lists both, and advises against old-style manual syringing.
A rough UK range for both ears in a clinic. Prices differ between clinics, some charge per ear, and home visits cost more. Ask what's included before you book.
Some clinics suggest softening the wax first: 2 or 3 drops of medical-grade olive oil, 3 or 4 times a day for 3 to 5 days. Skip the drops if your eardrum might be perforated.
See a GP or call NHS 111 rather than booking wax removal if you have sudden hearing loss, severe pain, discharge or bleeding from the ear, a high temperature, swelling, or something stuck in your ear.
Nearby
These towns have their own pages, so you can also look for a clinic near work or family. Distances are from centre to centre, and some clinics appear on more than one page because the areas overlap.
Questions
Short answers based on the clinics we list and on NHS and NICE advice.
We list 36 clinics within 10 miles of the centre of Manchester, 10 of them within five miles. The list at the top of this page shows featured clinics first, then the rest in order of distance.
Greater Manchester Home Visit Service is the closest, about 0.4 miles from the centre of Manchester in a straight line. Its page has the address, opening hours and a map, and you can send a booking request from there.
Yes. Of the 36 clinics, 11 list Saturday or Sunday hours. Opening times can change, so check the clinic's page and confirm when you book.
Possibly, but many GP practices in England no longer remove ear wax. NICE guidance says removal should be offered in primary care or community services when wax is causing hearing loss or other symptoms, but what is actually available varies from one area to the next. Ask your surgery what is offered around Manchester.
If there is no NHS option, a private clinic is the usual alternative. Our guide to ear wax removal on the NHS explains who still qualifies and what to ask.
Each clinic sets its own prices, so check the clinic's page or ask when you book. As a rough guide, microsuction for both ears at a UK clinic typically costs somewhere between £45 and £100, and home visits cost more. It is worth asking whether a follow-up visit is included if some wax is left behind.
Ear wax removal costs covers what is usually included and why prices vary.
The clinics on this page are in Manchester, Stockport, Cheadle, Denton, Farnworth, Bury, Altrincham, Sale, Heald Green and 12 other places. All are within 10 miles of central Manchester, measured in a straight line.
Book an appointment
Choose a clinic, pick a date that suits you and send your details. The clinic will get back to you to confirm a time.
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