Hampstead Ear Care is a professional ear wax removal and hearing aid clinic providing high-quality hearing healthcare for adults and children. Our services are delivered by experienced audiologists using modern, clinical equipment to ensure safe, effective, and comfortable treatment.
We are open 7 days a week. Lowest prices locally!
Open 7 Days a Week
09:00 to 19:00
Call-Free 0800 043 1200
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Rajan Khakural is a qualified Hearing Aid Audiologist providing professional ear care services across our clinics in Ruislip, South Hampstead, Hayes, and Wembley. He specialises in microsuction ear wax removal and hearing aid services, delivering safe, modern treatment in both clinic settings and through convenient home visits.
Rajan is known for his calm and reassuring approach, ensuring every patient feels comfortable and at ease throughout their appointment. His gentle, pain-free techniques are consistently praised by patients, many of whom highlight his patience and attention to detail during treatment.
He works across our clinics providing high-quality ear wax removal using precise, non-invasive microsuction methods. Rajan also supports patients who require hearing assessments and hearing aid advice, helping them understand their hearing health and available solutions clearly.
Earwax, also known as cerumen, is produced inside your ears to keep them clean and free of germs. Earwax (or medically known as cerumen), is the yellowish/orange substance which naturally is produced from the glands inside the ear canal.
The amount of ear wax that the body produces differs from person to person, the amount that is retained within the ear also differs for each of us – these differences are for a number of reasons:
* Age
* Lifestyle
* Personal anatomy
* Genetics
* Ethnicity
* Diet
One of the biggest causes of ear wax blockages is when people attempt to self-clean their ears with a cotton bud for example, pushing the ear wax further into the ear causing it to compress against the eardrum, making the blockage worse. People who wear hearing aids all day and wear ear plugs at night over a sustained period stop the wax from naturally falling out, eventually causing a buildup.
A Build-up of earwax in your ear can cause:
Hearing loss, earache, tinnitus, itchiness in or around the ear, a spinning sensation, dizziness & ear infections.
Due to the current pandemic it’s our clinic’s policy that clients should wear a mask in the waiting area and during the treatment.
We have been working hard to introduce additional safety measures to ensure the welfare of our staff and patients at all times during this uncertain time: We will ask you to complete a COVID-19 questionnaire prior to your appointment, on arrival we will ask you to wear a mask, sanitise your hands.
Our Practitioners will be wearing PPE so they will be wearing protective masks, gloves and aprons.
Please keep to your appointment time so we can minimize the number of people in our clinic.We have enhanced our cleaning schedule so areas you use will be sanitized between each patient. Where possible we ask you to make payments by card.
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