What is microsuction?
Microsuction uses a small medical suction device to carefully and precisely clear the ear canal.
​Microsucton is a dry procedure, meaning no water is used so it's a safer option for those with ear conditions, perforated eardrums and it reduces the risk of infection and damage.​
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A small warning, microsuction can be a little noisy and some people may experience mild discomfort during treatment. I will stop if you need a break. ​
​Please contact me if you have any questions!
I am proud to provide a mobile service...
Axe the Wax Ltd is based in the county of Dorset in the south west of England and it covers The Purbeck's (Jurassic Coast) / Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole (BCP).
By offering a mobile service, ear care becomes simple and stress-free because professional treatment is brought straight to your door - ear care should be convenient, comfortable and accessible.
​A mobile service is especially helpful for busy lifestyles, elderly clients, those with mobility issues and families. A familiar, relaxed environment makes the whole process easier.
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What is earwax?
What are the benefits of earwax removal?
Earwax (also called cerumen) is a completely natural substance produced by natural glands in the ear canal. Despite its reputation, earwax isn't "dirt" - in fact, it plays an important role in keeping your ears healthy but it sometimes needs removing.
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Most of the time, earwax takes care of itself and doesn't need any help because the ear canal has a natural cleaning process. However, earwax can build-up and become impacted which means it's too dry, hard or stuck to clear on its own.
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PROTECTION
Earwax helps trap dust, dirt and small particles which prevents them from reaching and irritating the eardrum.
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MOISTURISING
Earwax keeps the delicate skin of the ear canal from becoming too dry or itchy.
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ANTIBACTERIAL PROPERTIES
Earwax provides a natural defence against bacteria and fungi, reducing the risk of ear infections.
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SELF-CLEANING
As we chew and move our jaw, earwax slowly works its way outward which carries trapped debris with it.
