Terms of Service
Microsuction Earwax Removal is a suction that gently vacuums the earwax with the assistance of Headloups or an Endoscope. Low-pressure irrigation may be used to soften the earwax and to assist micro-suction. Manual ENT tools can be used to gently pry out earwax or foreign objects. Complications of ear wax removal with micro-suction, low-pressure irrigation and manual tools are uncommon; however possible complications, side effects and material risks inherent in the procedure include but are not limited to: incomplete removal of ear wax requiring a return visit (for severely impacted wax), minor bleeding, discomfort, ringing in the ear (tinnitus), perforation of the eardrum and hearing loss.
To ensure the risk of complication is minimal, it is essential that accurate past medical history is supplied to our clinicians. In addition, it is important that the patient remains relatively still during the procedure as sudden movement may significantly increase the risk of ear drum perforation, permanent hearing loss and/or bleeding.
The CE-marked suction unit removes fluids from the airway or respiratory support system and infectious materials from wounds and has been adapted for aural micro-suction. The suction unit is being used off-label. By agreeing to these terms of service you agree that images or videos of the wax removal may be used for marketing purposes.
By agreeing to these terms of service you accept that you have read and understand the possible complications that may occur and agree that the clinic, or any of its employees, cannot be held responsible for them.
I have read and understood the terms and conditions above and am willing to be bound by them.