Microsuction Ear Wax Removal Melbourne
Ear Cleaning Clinic: Melbourne
With over 17 years of experience and more than 200,000 patients treated, The Ear Nurses are your trusted specialists in ear care. Our Melbourne East clinic, conveniently located at 7/250 Victoria Parade, East Melbourne, 3002, offers gentle microsuction ear wax removal for patients of all ages.
Between Eades Street and Lansdowne Street. Mayfair Specialist Centre.
The Ear Nurses are located on level 7. When you enter the building turn right at the entrance, and around the corner will be the lifts to our floor.
How Our Ear Nurses Remove Ear Wax Blockage
Microsuction Ear Cleaning
Microsuction is a gentle, professional, water-free procedure to remove ear wax, dry skin, foreign bodies and infective debris from your ears.
How can The Ear Nurses at Crystal Clear Ears help with ear wax build up and suction for ears?
Watch and listen below to see how the Ear Nurses remove ear wax.
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Ph: 1300 260 750
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Why Choose The Ear Nurses
- 17+ years of Expertise Established in 2008
- Registered Division 1 Nurses
- Comprehensive Training and Certification
The reasons why our patients choose to seek our service
When you choose Crystal Clear Ears, you can be confident that you’re receiving the highest standard of microsuction ear care. Our Ear Nurses are passionate about maintaining ear health and are experts in the clinically proven methods of Microsuction and Aural Hygiene. Experience the difference with Crystal Clear Ears and enjoy optimal ear health today.
Did You Know About Ears?
- 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 occur if the self-cleaning mechanism is affected by:
- Use cotton earbuds
- Wear airpod/ headphones
- Wear hearing aids
- Swim regularly
Genetic factors can contribute to blockages, such as:
- Narrow
- Curvy
- Hairy
- Excess skin
Environmental factors may also contribute, including:
- Dust
- Cold wind and climate
- Loud noise
👂 Ear Care Do’s
✅Wipe only the outer ear gently with a clean, damp cloth.
✅Wear ear plugs when around loud noises such as concerts, tools, or surf breaks.
✅Have your ears professionally cleaned with gentle microsuction by an ear nurse about once a year.
🚫 Ear Care Don’ts
❌Use cotton buds — they can push wax deeper or damage your eardrum.
❌Use ear candles — research has shown they are ineffective and unsafe (Seely et al., 1996).
❌Try to clean inside your ear canal or any area you can’t clearly see.
❌Put any object in your ear smaller than your elbow.