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Southall Clinic
Southall
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Ear wax removal near Staines-upon-Thames
Distances are straight-line miles from the centre of Staines-upon-Thames. Featured clinics come first, then the rest by distance.
22 clinics near Staines-upon-Thames
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Featured8.7 miles awayWoking Clinic
Woking
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Featured11 miles awayVIP Hearing Solutions
Pinner
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5.2 miles away
Weybridge Clinic
Weybridge
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8.7 miles away
Aldershot Clinic
Woking
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0.1 miles away
Staines upon Thames Clinic
Staines-upon-Thames
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1.4 miles away
Egham Clinic
Egham
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4.2 miles away
Sunbury-on-Thames Clinic
Sunbury-on-Thames
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4.6 miles away
Feltham Clinic
Feltham
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5.2 miles away
Walton-on-Thames Clinic
Walton-on-Thames
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5.5 miles away
Windsor Clinic
Windsor
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5.5 miles away
Eton Clinic
Windsor
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6.3 miles away
Sunninghill Clinic
Ascot
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6.4 miles away
Slough Clinic
Slough
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6.6 miles away
Hersham Clinic
Hersham
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6.9 miles away
Hayes Clinic
Hayes
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7.7 miles away
Esher Clinic
Esher
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8.2 miles away
Uxbridge Clinic
Uxbridge
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8.6 miles away
Stoke Poges Clinic
Slough
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9.8 miles away
Farnham Common Clinic
Slough
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10 miles away
Northolt Clinic
Northolt
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11 miles away
Ruislip Clinic
Ruislip
Before you book
Questions worth asking the clinic
Prices, methods and what's included vary from one clinic to the next. A quick look at the clinic's page, or a short phone call, saves surprises on the day.
Which method will they use?
Most clinics use microsuction, and some also offer electronic irrigation. Mention a perforated eardrum, grommets or recent ear surgery when you book, as irrigation isn't suitable then.
What does the price cover?
Check whether it's for one ear or both, and whether you pay if there's little or no wax to remove. For both ears in a clinic, £45 to £100 is typical. Home visits usually cost more.
Should you soften the wax first?
Some clinics ask you to use olive oil or pharmacy drops for a few days beforehand, which can make removal quicker. Our guide explains how to use ear drops. Skip the oil if your eardrum might be perforated.
What if it doesn't all come out?
Hard, impacted wax sometimes needs a second visit. Ask whether a follow-up is included or charged separately, and when you'd need to come back.
When can they see you?
Opening hours are on each clinic's page. If you need an evening or weekend slot, check before you book, or request a time that suits you and let the clinic confirm it.
When to see a GP instead
Get medical advice first if you have severe pain, discharge or bleeding from the ear, a high temperature, swelling, sudden hearing loss or something stuck in your ear. Call NHS 111 if you're not sure.
Ear care guides
Know what to expect before you go
What happens at an appointment, how the methods compare and what you can expect to pay. Written in plain English and based on NHS and NICE advice.
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What happens at an ear wax removal appointment
From the first questions to the final check of your eardrum, a step-by-step guide to a typical ear wax removal appointment, how long it takes and how it feels.
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How to choose an ear wax removal clinic: questions to ask
The practical questions worth asking before you book: who carries out the treatment, which method they use, what is included and what happens if wax remains.
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Microsuction vs ear irrigation: which is better?
A side-by-side look at microsuction and ear irrigation: how each works, comfort, suitability, preparation and which one clinicians choose when.
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How much does ear wax removal cost in the UK?
Typical UK prices for microsuction and irrigation, what is usually included, why prices vary between clinics and the questions worth asking before you book.
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Found a clinic that suits you?
Send an appointment request with a date that works for you and the clinic will get in touch to confirm. Prefer to talk first? Call the clinic using the details on its page.
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