Ear Wax Removal FAQ’s.
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Ear wax (cerumen) is a natural substance produced by the ear to help protect and lubricate the ear canal. Most wax moves out naturally, but sometimes it can build up and cause symptoms.
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Common symptoms can include:
Muffled hearing
Earache or discomfort
Ringing or buzzing in the ears (tinnitus)
Dizziness or balance issues
A feeling of fullness or blockage in the ear
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We offer professional ear wax removal using safe and effective methods, including microsuction, irrigation and manual removal where appropriate.
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Microsuction is a gentle method of ear wax removal using a low-pressure suction
device to safely remove wax from the ear canal.
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Yes. Microsuction is considered one of the safest methods of ear wax removal when carried out by a trained and competent professional.
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Ear wax irrigation is a method of removing excess ear wax using a controlled flow of warm water to gently flush wax from the ear canal.
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Yes. Ear irrigation is generally safe when carried out by a trained professional following an ear examination and suitability assessment.
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Most people find irrigation comfortable. You may feel a sensation of water movement or temporary fullness during treatment.
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Most patients find treatment comfortable. Some people may experience mild sensitivity during or after treatment, particularly if the ears are very blocked or inflamed.
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Appointments usually take between 20–45 minutes depending on the amount an consistency of wax present.
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We usually recommend using olive oil drops for several days before your appointment to help soften the wax. Full preparation advice will be provided when booking.
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Please contact me to discuss suitability and age requirements for treatment.
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A consultation and ear examination will still be carried out. Any applicable consultation fees will be discussed at the time of booking.
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You may notice sounds seem louder than usual after treatment. We recommend avoiding putting anything into the ears, including cotton buds.
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Yes. I am committed to providing safe, effective, and high-quality care in line with CQC standards.
Cryotherapy FAQ’s.
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Cryotherapy is a treatment that uses controlled freezing to remove certain benign skin lesions.
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Cryotherapy may be suitable for treating:
Skin tags
Verrucas
Warts
Age spots
Cherry angiomas
Certain benign skin lesions
Suitability will always be assessed during consultation.
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Most clients experience a brief cold or stinging sensation during treatment. Any discomfort is usually short-lived.
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This depends on the type, size, and location of the lesion. Some lesions may require multiple treatments.
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Most people can return to normal activities immediately. The treated area may become red, blister, scab, or darken temporarily as it heals.
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Possible side effects may include:
Redness
Swelling
Blistering
Temporary skin colour changes
Mild discomfort
All risks and aftercare advice will be discussed before treatment.
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Cryotherapy may not be suitable for everyone, including those with certain medical conditions, circulation problems, skin disorders, or suspected skin cancers.
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No. Any suspicious lesions should be assessed by a GP or dermatologist before treatment.
Vitamin Booster FAQ’s.
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Vitamin booster injections are intramuscular injections designed to deliver vitamins directly into the body.
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We may offer:
Vitamin B12
Vitamin D
Biotin
Vitamin C
Availability may vary.
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Vitamin injections may support:
General wellbeing
Energy levels
Normal immune system function
Healthy skin, hair, and nails
Results vary between individuals.
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Yes. Treatments are provided following a consultation and suitability assessment by a trained professional.
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Possible side effects can include:
Mild redness
Bruising
Tenderness at the injection site
Temporary discomfort
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The duration can vary depending on the vitamin, lifestyle, and individual response.
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Vitamin injections may not be suitable for everyone. Medical history, allergies, medications, and existing health conditions will be reviewed during consultation.
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Yes. A consultation is required before treatment to ensure suitability and safety.
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No. Vitamin booster injections are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent medical conditions.
General Clinic FAQ’s.
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Yes. All treatments are carried out by a trained and insured professional.
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Yes. I follow GDPR and patient confidentiality standards to protect your personal information.
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Appointments can be booked online, by phone, or by contacting myself directly.
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I accept most major payment methods. Please contact the me for details.
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I kindly request adequate notice for cancellations or appointment changes, a charge may incur for less than 24hrs notice. Please contact me for full cancellation terms.
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Your appointment will include a consultation, assessment, explanation of treatment options, and aftercare advice where appropriate.
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Most provided in own home or please contact me for parking and accessibility information.
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Yes. I am happy to provide aftercare advice and support following treatment.
Prescribing FAQ’s.
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Treatment is prescribed by me a qualified independent prescriber following a clinical assessment with the aesthetics practitioner and myself.
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No, Prescribing is carried out in line with current UK regulations and professional guidance. Suitability assessments must be completed face to face only before treatment can proceed.
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Yes. In the UK, botulinum toxin is a prescription-only medicine (POM) and can only be prescribed following an appropriate medical consultation.
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All treatments are subject to consultation and suitability assessment. Individual
results may vary.
If you have any concerns regarding your symptoms or medical conditions, please seek advice from your GP or healthcare professional.
For more information or to book an appointment, please contact me directly.

