Keep reading for tips on protecting your ears while enjoying the Melbourne Cup festivities!
Cheers to Ear Health at the Melbourne Cup! 👂
As the Melbourne Cup excitement grows, it’s important to protect your ear health! Whether you’re at the track or celebrating at home, this guide offers tips to help safeguard your hearing while enjoying the festivities. From managing loud noises to maintaining ear hygiene, let’s make this Melbourne Cup both thrilling and ear-friendly! Cheers to Ear Health!
Book Your Ear Cleaning Appointment Today
Maintaining clean and healthy ears is essential for overall well-being. If you’re experiencing discomfort, hearing loss, or simply need a routine ear cleaning, The Ear Nurses are here to help.
Contact us today to schedule your appointment or learn more about our ear cleaning services. Our friendly team is ready to assist you with all your ear care needs. Phone: 1300 260 750
FEES & Charges
| Ear examination and consultation fee of both ears: | $170 |
| Goverment Pension/DVA/Health Care Card/We Care card holders: | $160 (not Seniors Card) |
FAQ
Click here for our frequently asked questions about ear wax removal.
Watch the video to see how Ear Nurses gently remove ear wax and professionally clean your ears.
Did you know that:
- Ears naturally produce ear wax
- Ears have a built in self-cleaning mechanism
- The skin cells inside the ear canal function like a conveyor belt pushing the ear wax out of the ear
Blockages can happen in your ears if your body’s natural cleaning process is disrupted by:
- Use cotton earbuds
- Wear airpod or headphones
- Wear hearing aids
- Swim regularly
Genetics can cause ear blockages due to the ear canal being:
- Narrow
- Curvy
- Hairy
- Contains excess skin
Essential Ear Care: Do’s and Don’ts for Healthy Ears.
DO
- Gently clean the outer part of your ear with a damp cloth.
- Wear earplugs in noisy environments.
- Visit an Ear Nurse for gentle microsuction cleaning approximately once a year.
DON’T
- Avoid using cotton buds, as they can push earwax deeper or even damage your eardrum.
- Steer clear of ear candles, which have been shown to be ineffective and misleading (Seely et al., 1996).
- Don’t attempt to clean areas of your ear that you can’t see.
- Never insert anything into your ear that’s smaller than your elbow.