Safe. Gentle. Professional ear wax removal by an experienced Nurse Practitioner.
A trusted, nurse-led ear wax removal service in Cardiff, with appointments available in clinic or in the comfort of your own home. You will be treated by Sam Gaudion, a qualified Nurse Practitioner with over 25 years of clinical experience.
If you are dealing with blocked ears, muffled hearing, ear pressure, discomfort, or tinnitus linked to ear wax, you’ll be in safe hands.
Professional Ear Wax Removal in Cardiff
Blocked ears can be frustrating and uncomfortable. At Cardiff Ear Wax Nurse, appointments are relaxed, unhurried and focused entirely on you. Everything is explained clearly along the way, so you always feel comfortable and at ease.
What to expect at your appointment:
A thorough check of your ears
Clear, simple explanation of what’s going on
Treatment tailored to you
Gentle, safe removal methods
Practical aftercare tips to help keep your ears comfortable
Why Choose Cardiff Ear Wax Nurse?
A genuinely friendly, one-to-one service
Over 25 years of hands-on experience
Choice of clinic visits or home appointments
A calm, reassuring approach
NMC registered
Fully qualified, registered, and insured for your peace of mind
Pricing
Ear Wax Removal – £60
Home visit – £85
Consultation (no wax removal required) – £25
Follow up appointment
Microsuction Ear Wax Removal
A gentle and precise way to remove ear wax using specialist suction. No water is used, making it a great option if your ears are sensitive or need a more controlled approach.
Ear Irrigation
A simple warm water method that can be used for softer wax. After checking your ears, Sam will assess if this is the right option for you.
Home Visit Ear Wax Removal
Prefer to be seen at home? No problem. Enjoy the same professional care in a setting that’s comfortable and convenient for you.
Ideal if getting out and about is difficult or you’re short on time
Ear wax (cerumen) is a natural substance that your ears make to keep themselves clean and protected. It helps trap dust, dirt and germs, and usually works its way out of the ear on its own
This can occur due to narrow canals, overproduction of wax, aging, wearing hearing aids or ear plugs. It can also build up with cotton bud use which pushes wax deeper into the ear canal
* Microsuction – a gentle vacuum using a microscope to gently remove wax from your ear canal * Irrigation – a controlled pressure of warm water to flush the wax from your ear
Yes, ear wax removal is safe when performed by a trained professional. Microsuction is widely regarded as the safest method. Following assessment, the appropriate method will be advised for you
It may not be suitable if: * You have a history of perforated ear drum * Received recent ear surgery * Have a current/recent ear infection Microsuction is the preferred procedure in these cases
Yes, most people notice an immediate improvement in hearing once the wax is removed When should I seek urgent advice? * Severe ear pain * Discharge or bleeding from the ear * Sudden loss of hearing * Severe dizziness or nausea
It’s very unlikely you’ll have any problems after your appointment, but if you notice pain, discharge (liquid or bleeding from the ear), dizziness or your hearing gets worse, it’s best to get in touch with a healthcare professional.
Post Microsuction * Keep your ears dry 2-3 days post procedure to reduce the risk of infection
Post Irrigation * It is important to keep your ears dry for a minimum of 3 days post procedure. Avoid swimming or submerging your head under water for 7 days * If you wear hearing aids, wait 3 hours post procedure before re-fitting your device
To help stop wax building up again, using a small amount of olive oil spray in your ears once or twice a week