Please note, our Joondalup clinic has moved to Suite 12/13 Hobsons Gate, Currambine, Western Australia 6028.
Earworx has landed in Western Australia with the exciting announcement of their Joondalup clinic, set to open on the 4th of June 2021. Visitors to the Joondalup clinic will be treated by the amazing Tabitha who is eager to provide quality treatment for those suffering blocked ears as a result of built-up earwax.
The Joondalup clinic will accompany the newly opened Inglewood clinic as the first two Earworx locations to officially hit Western Australia. We are proud to lead the charge in making professional ear wax removal accessible to our beloved west coast locals.
How Can I Make an Appointment?
To book an appointment at our Joondalup/Currambine clinic, simply head online to our convenient, user-friendly booking system. The process is simple to use and will have you booked in for your Earworx appointment in no time.
Alternatively, you can contact us directly at:
- Call: 1800 327 967
- Email: [email protected]
What Happens at my Earworx Appointment?
You’ll be welcomed by our warm and friendly front desk staff who will ask you to complete some forms. Our registered nurses will then invite you in to the clinic room and begin by working through your form with you, answering any questions and then carefully examining both ears.
As earwax plays an integral role in the healthy function of our ears, Earworx ensures that removal is only recommended where clinically indicated e.g., the wax is causing uncomfortable symptoms or is preventing needed assessment of the ear. If we don’t detect an excess of ear wax, we’ll even reduce your appointment fee – so you have nothing to lose! – and education will be provided.
The process itself is relatively quick, is gentle and dry, and is typically completed within just thirty minutes. Our registered nurses will use a micro-suction device and fine instruments to gently suction ear wax from the ear canal – all while directly observing your ear canals through use of a pair of binocular glasses, known as loupes. Following the procedure your nurse will provide expert guidance and tips on how to care for your ears moving forward.
Symptoms of Earwax Build Up
Earwax – everyone’s got it, so when does it become problematic?
In day-to-day functioning, earwax helps to protect and lubricate our ear canals and also to prevent infection. Its sticky texture helps to trap unwanted debris from entering the ear canal, and its bitter taste additionally deters insects. Earwax can build up to excessive levels however where the ‘self cleaning mechanism’ of the ear is not working effectively to clear excess wax from the ear. This can occur as a result of certain lifestyle factors, or can just be due to your genetic makeup. of your ear, is that earwax can build up to form a blockage.
Signs of an ear blocked with wax will usually start with a reduction in hearing and a feeling of fullness. The ears may also feel itchy and blocked, and there may be a ringing. Our ears are extremely sensitive so it’s important not to insert anything into the ear in attempt to rectify these issues e.g., cotton buds. Doing so can worsen symptoms by pushing wax back into the ear or cause damage to the delicate ear canals and drum. Professional ear wax removal is recommended. Get in touch with the team at Earworx to arrange your safe and effective blocked ear treatment today.
Why Choose Us?
- Earworx has been treating ears blocked with wax using micro-suction and curettage – the same procedure used by Ear, Nose and Throat specialists across Australia.
- We have a team of dedicated, specially trained registered nurses who are on hand to provide this gold standard procedure and ensure your ear’s health and safety throughout
- We offer concession rates on our consultation fees, and heavily discount our fee if we don’t find a build-up of wax!
