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Local mobile ear care

Clear, careful earwax removal in your own home.

We visit homes across Surrey and South West London, including Guildford, Woking, Epsom, Kingston and nearby areas.

Each visit includes an ear health check, plain-language explanation of findings, treatment if appropriate, and practical aftercare advice.

Book an appointment Call 07859 768771

Prefer to message first? Email enquiries@earwax-removal-surrey.co.uk.

What happens at a first appointment

Most people want to know whether it hurts and what to expect. We explain each step before we start and work at a calm pace.

  1. Step 1

    History and ear check

    We review symptoms, hearing aid use, and relevant ear history before examining both ears.

  2. Step 2

    Microsuction treatment

    Wax is removed under direct view with specialist lighting. The sound can be loud, but most people tolerate it well.

  3. Step 3

    Review and aftercare

    We explain the result, what to expect over the next day, and simple steps to reduce repeat blockage.

Who usually books this service

  • People with muffled hearing or pressure in one or both ears
  • Hearing aid users who notice feedback or reduced clarity
  • People with repeat wax build-up every few months
  • Family members booking support for older relatives at home

For more information about microsuction, see Guy's and St Thomas' NHS microsuction information .

When to seek medical help first

If you have sudden hearing loss, severe pain, bleeding, or feel unwell, contact your GP, NHS 111, or urgent care before booking wax removal.

Pricing and coverage

Both ears
£55
One ear
£40
Consultation fee
£15

The consultation fee will be deducted from the total if wax removal is required.

Regular rounds include Guildford, Woking, Epsom, Kingston, Surbiton, Weybridge and nearby postcodes.

Common questions

Do I need drops before every visit?

They are strongly recommended. Two or three nights of olive oil usually helps.

Can I carry on as normal afterwards?

Yes, most people continue their day as normal straight after treatment.

Is microsuction used in NHS settings?

Yes. It is widely used across NHS and private practice. NHS guidance