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The leading independent ear wax removal service is coming to Great Yarmouth this November. The Microsuction Ear Wax Removal Network will be opening its 18th location on Thursday 7th November at Oils4Life Therapy Centre, Holisitic House, Unit 9 Enterprise Court, Gapton Hall Road, Great Yarmouth NR31 0DN.
Founder of The Microsuction Ear Wax Removal Network, Jason Levy said, “We are delighted to be opening our 18th ear wax removal location in Great Yarmouth. We use the superior methods of microsuction and manual instruments, which are a hundred times safer than the old syringing or irrigation methods of ear wax removal. Nina McDowell will be heading our new service in Great Yarmouth, and I have been impressed by the great skill and care that she demonstrates when working with patients. Nina has extensive experience of working with both microsuction and manual instruments and has trained under a Consultant ENT Surgeon, so I know that our patients are in safe hands”.
Until 21st November, prospective patients will automatically receive a £5 discount on microsuction in Great Yarmouth when they book online. Jason continues, “Our web site stands out as it allows patients to find their nearest microsuction ear wax removal location and book their appointment online there and then. There is an extensive Knowledgebase and Frequently Asked Question section, which answers everything you need to know about microsuction in particular and ear wax removal in general. As a special offer to mark our launch in Great Yarmouth, we are offering a £5 discount to anyone booking online up until 21st November.
Microsuction was previously only available in hospitals because of the bulky suction units and regulators, as well as heavy operating microscopes that were necessary for the procedure. The Microsuction Ear Wax Removal Network have invested in the best quality, CE-marked portable suction units and ENT microscopes to bring this specialist procedure to local communities in London, the South East, the Midlands and now Anglia.
Most GP surgeries have stopped providing an ear wax removal service, because irrigation, which replaced syringing, has been found to have a relatively high incidence of complications when compared to other healthcare and medical procedures. Microsuction or manual instrument ear wax removal are now recommended instead, but require a higher level of training and an expert knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the ear, especially the thousands of variations in size and shape of the ear canal, and its close proximity to many delicate parts of the skull. This tacit knowledge can only be gained by looking into tens of thousands of ears, which is why the only people who should be removing ear wax using these methods are Audiologists, ENT Surgeons, or Specialist Nurses who have been trained by an Audiologist or ENT Surgeon and work under their supervision.
Nina McDowell, Senior Audiologist with The Microsuction Ear Wax Removal Network goes on to say, “I’m so excited to be joining the Microsuction Ear Wax Removal Network in Great Yarmouth. My training under an ENT Consultant, and experience working in an ENT ear wax microsuction clinic will be invaluable in providing this much needed service to the local community of Great Yarmouth. Ear wax blockage and the hearing impairment that results can be very isolating, and make it difficult to enjoy one’s work, social and family life. With our new microsuction service, there’s no need to wait weeks or months for treatment, and if you have been using olive oil, we can often give you an appointment the same day.”
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