How often do I need to get my ears cleared of wax?

In most cases, earwax slowly makes its way out of your ears on its own. Everyday movements like chewing, talking, or even yawning help push wax toward the outer ear, where it can flake away naturally.

Sometimes earwax can build up and cause blockages (also called impaction). If you have a buildup of wax, you may experience symptoms, such as:

• Reduced or muffled hearing
• Earache or ears that feel “full”
• Itching or discomfort
• Ringing in the ear (tinnitus)
• Dizziness (in rare cases)

If you’re experiencing these symptoms, it’s a good idea to book a ClearEars appointment with your local Resonate Health team. Click here to book in for a ClearEars appointment at your nearest studio today.