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We are the only specialist microsuction ear wax removal clinic in Muswell Hill, delivering both Microsuction Earwax Removal and Manual Instrument Earwax Removal performed by experienced Audiologists. Each practitioner is personally selected by our founder, Jason Levy, so you can trust we specialise in safe, effective ear care and expert microsuction.

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Located in Muswell Hill in North London, our clinic serves neighbouring areas including Finchley Central, Golders Green, Highgate, Hampstead Garden Suburb, East Finchley, Barnet, Crouch End, Wood Green, Tottenham and other nearby communities, providing convenient local access to audiology and earwax services.

Hearing First Muswell Hill — Clinic location, parking and accessibility

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Hearing First Muswell Hill is a private audiology practice in N2, situated inside Cootes Pharmacy opposite Co-op Funeral Care. Our HCPC-registered Audiologists have extensive clinical experience in microsuction and manual ear wax removal, work to UK insurance and audit standards, and emphasise clear communication, governance and documented aftercare. Every patient leaves with written guidance and a simple plan for follow up, whether that means a repeat microsuction appointment or an ENT referral. Nearby short-stay bays and local car parks make driving straightforward, and the clinic is well served by buses with manageable walking routes for older patients. We also provide independent hearing aid advice, without manufacturer ties, so recommendations are evidence based and matched to your lifestyle, including rechargeable and Bluetooth-enabled options.

Common patient questions concern safety, comfort and outcomes: we describe the clinical reasons to choose microsuction, the circumstances where manual instruments are preferable, and how a brief diagnostic audiogram fits into care. Records, consent documentation and outcome notes are kept so your GP or an ENT specialist can receive clear, factual information if needed. If you are looking for a 'clinic near me with parking' in Muswell Hill, our address, parking guidance and independent status are available on our booking page and local listings.

What will happen at your first appointment

When you arrive a registered Audiologist will take a medical history, check medications, examine your ear using an operating microscope and explain the recommended approach. Microsuction is often favoured for visibility and precision, but we will outline manual alternatives, discuss risks, and advise when ENT referral is appropriate. We also give advice on noise exposure, ear protection and ongoing hearing surveillance. If you need help finding step-free access or nearby parking, contact us before your visit and we will recommend the simplest route to the clinic.

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Core services provided at the clinic

Clinical governance and assurance of quality

We adhere to established standards for infection prevention, data security and clinical governance. Every clinician holds professional indemnity, undertakes ongoing professional development, and complex cases are peer reviewed with a clear protocol for ENT referral where examination or symptoms indicate pathology beyond cerumen. We regularly audit outcomes and patient feedback to drive improvement and publish results to maintain openness and trust.

Patient choice, rights and independence

As an independent practice with no ownership links to manufacturers, we will not tie hearing assessment outcomes to sales targets. You may decline treatment, request a second opinion, and will receive clear written information about costs and guarantees before any procedure.

Booking suggestion

To get a convenient appointment, book online or by phone, and bring any recent ENT correspondence plus a list of medications; this helps the Audiologist deliver safe, evidence-based care.

How much does ear wax removal in Muswell Hill cost?

Fees for ear wax removal in Muswell Hill start from £34. Final pricing depends on whether one or both ears are treated, appointment times, and whether a same-visit hearing assessment is required.

Booking, arrival and parking — what to know

Booking at Hearing First Muswell Hill is simple: reserve a slot online via our booking system or call during clinic hours. Please tell us if you will drive and need parking details, require step-free access or are bringing a child under 18. Parking options include local public car parks and short-stay bays near Cootes Pharmacy, with signage directing you to the clinic entrance. Allow a few extra minutes for finding the entry during busy market days or roadworks. If travelling by bus, check TfL service updates for any route changes; the clinic is a short walk from the main Broadway stops.

  1. Prepare: bring a list of current medicines, any hearing aid information and wear comfortable clothing; do not use cotton buds before your appointment as they can push wax deeper.
  2. Arrival: report to Cootes Pharmacy reception and the Audiologist will show you to the treatment room; a parent or guardian must accompany under-18s for consent and reassurance.
  3. Reserve: choose an available appointment online or by phone, provide essential health details and flag mobility or parking needs so reception can allocate an appropriate room and extra time if required.
  4. Travel: plan your journey by bus or car, allow time for parking and note some restricted bays are in force between 8:00 and 18:00 on weekdays.
  5. Aftercare and follow up: you will be given verbal and written aftercare instructions at the end of the visit, and if needed a follow-up appointment may be arranged immediately or via our online portal.

Our service list

Hearing First Muswell Hill

166-168 High Road

Located within Cootes Pharmacy,

London N2 9AS

Phone: Call +44 20 3397 9787

URL: Book online for Muswell Hill services

Professional ear wax removal Muswell Hill Audiologists based inside Cootes Pharmacy opposite Co-op Funeral Care. We are the only ear wax removal clinic in Muswell Hill to offer The Hearing First Waxfree Guarantee™, so if you have a blocked ear please book at our ear wax removal Muswell Hill clinic. We are local ear wax removal specialists in Muswell Hill and focus on safe, effective treatment.

Safe and comfortable ear wax removal by a local Audiologist

Ear care requires specialist knowledge of ear anatomy and an awareness of red-flag signs that demand urgent ENT review. At Hearing First Muswell Hill, qualified Audiologists assess the tympanic membrane, ear canals and hearing thresholds before any intervention. We favour microsuction for a dry working field and precise visual control, reducing the chance of canal abrasion or pressure-related discomfort. For patients with narrow canals, previous complex ear surgery or other anatomical issues, we will discuss the safest approach and document a plan that may include ENT referral.

Procedure details, comfort measures and monitoring

Treatment usually takes between 10 and 30 minutes depending on how impacted the wax is and whether both ears need attention. We use a clinical microscope, appropriate suction tips and sterile measures. Pain is uncommon; we pause regularly to check comfort and offer breaks. After the procedure patients receive clear aftercare information, including red-flag symptoms that require urgent review such as severe pain, bleeding or sudden hearing loss. When clinically indicated we perform a brief hearing check to detect conductive or sensorineural changes that need further management.

If you have ear discharge, recent ear surgery or sudden onset hearing loss, contact us or your GP before booking routine wax removal, as these issues need clinical assessment rather than routine cleaning.

Twenty notable things about Muswell Hill

Below are 20 notable facts about Muswell Hill, a North London suburb, each reflecting its character, history and local landmarks:

  1. Shaun of the Dead’s Pub

    The Bald Faced Stag (formerly the Winchester) featured in Edgar Wright’s film and now hosts fan reenactments of famous scenes, though staff quietly discourage over-enthusiastic props.
  2. Cherry Tree Wood’s “Naked Lady”

    Charles Sargeant Jagger’s 1914 bronze, titled Bather, resides in this old woodland. Locals call it the “Naked Lady” and local lore adds fanciful tales about her at midnight.
  3. Roman Road Underfoot

    Muswell Hill sits over Watling Street, a Roman route to St Albans; archaeological finds such as 1st-century pottery have fuelled theories of Roman activity beneath the area.
  4. Ear Wax Removal in Muswell Hill: Specialist ear wax removal is provided by Hearing First Muswell Hill on Mondays at The Laboratory Spa in London NW4 near the Fiveways Interchange, with simple access from the A1, A41 and M1 and plentiful free onsite parking. Book an appointment online.
  5. Madonna’s Damp Bedsit

    Before fame, Madonna is said to have stayed in a North Hill Road bedsit in 1979; a local café now claims she wrote early lyrics nearby, though staff dispute the story.
  6. WWII Spy Training HQ

    During the Second World War, a house on Bedford Road covertly trained SOE agents; a 1944 accident exposed part of the operation to neighbours, creating lasting local folklore.
  7. Haunted All Saints’ Church

    Built in 1875, local tales tell of a Victorian widow’s ghost and phantom choirs; tradition and superstition keep the stories alive among parishioners.
  8. The Lost Finchley Lido

    The art-deco open-air pool that existed from 1931 to 1993 still lives in local memory; older residents recall summer evenings and musical echoes long after the structure was demolished.
  9. Fortis Green’s Tudor Safehouse

    A surviving 16th-century timber house reportedly sheltered Catholic priests during the Reformation, with attic spaces once used for secret worship.
  10. The Boogaloo’s Secret Bar

    An old High Road pub, known for early gigs by major artists, conceals a speakeasy-style basement behind an unlikely door, contributing to its eccentric reputation.
  11. The Archer of Muswell Hill

    Eric Aumonier’s 12-foot bronze archer (1940) stands near the Tube station and reflects the area’s historic links to hunting; it has become an iconic local landmark.
  12. Emmeline Pankhurst’s Rally

    The suffragette leader addressed crowds in Cherry Tree Wood in 1913; a commemorative plaque preserves the memory of her campaigning there.
  13. Open Air Art Heist

    An annual art exhibition once suffered an overnight theft, prompting artists to secure works to trees and inspiring the tongue-in-cheek label “Phantom-proof.”
  14. Medieval Murder Mystery

    A 13th-century stabbing near what is now East End Road inspired centuries of local legend, and tales of the victim’s ghost persist in local storytelling.
  15. Bishops Avenue’s Cursed Mansion

    One mansion on “Millionaires’ Row” fell into dereliction amid tales of a financial curse, attracting urban explorers and rumours of spectral DJs.
  16. The “Finchley Phantom”

    A 1990s prankster once bedecked shopfronts with toilet paper and left rubber chickens as practical jokes; the identity remains a local mystery to this day.
  17. Great Storm of 1987’s Survivor

    The “Naked Lady” statue stood unscathed while many trees fell in Cherry Tree Wood, a detail still remarked on by long-term residents.
  18. Secret Nuclear Bunker

    A Cold War bunker near Falloden Way survives with relics from the 1950s and occasionally features on novelty tours attracting curious visitors.
  19. Phoenix Cinema: Oldest in the UK

    Opened in 1910, the Grade II-listed Phoenix Cinema has endured wartime damage and closure scares and remains a cherished cultural venue with an evocative neon sign.
  20. The “Finchley Ghost” Hoax

    A 1904 prank involving sheets and lanterns briefly made national headlines and entered local folklore, with occasional spooky tales retold by residents.

Fees, what is typically included and payment

We operate a transparent fee structure that reflects the complexity of the procedure, whether one or both ears are treated, and if a diagnostic hearing test is performed during the visit. Prices are reviewed annually and published on our booking page. Card payments are accepted and itemised receipts suitable for insurance claims are issued. For patients enquiring about NHS options, we provide private services and can supply supporting documentation or GP referral letters if clinically appropriate. If a referral for ENT treatment is needed, we will explain the reasons and provide the necessary paperwork.

ServiceTypical fee (private)
Microsuction, single ear (straightforward)£34–£45
Microsuction, both ears or extended procedure£60–£85
Manual instrument removal, single ear£40–£60
Under 18 microsuction (12–17 with guardian)Discounted rate available, typically £28–£50
Diagnostic hearing test (basic)£35–£70

Why ear wax removal should be performed by an Audiologist

Ear and hearing care are delicate, and procedures should be performed by clinicians with specialist training. Some providers treat wax removal as a routine task for non-clinical staff, however we believe that an Audiologist’s knowledge of ear physiology and pathology reduces the risk of harm and leads to better outcomes.

Only qualified Audiologists at our clinic undertake ear wax removal, which ensures expert assessment and safe technique tailored to your needs. This approach lowers the risk of injury and provides a consistent, high standard of care backed by professional training.

Professional ear wax removal delivered by qualified Audiologists

All ear wax removal at Muswell Hill is carried out by qualified Audiologists who combine clinical skill with detailed knowledge of ear anatomy. We favour gentle microsuction for improved visualisation and reduced discomfort, delivering a precise, low-risk procedure.

Appointments commonly include a brief hearing screen where indicated, a clinical assessment and clear aftercare advice. Patients are offered a calm, professional environment, personalised recommendations and an explanation of any results so that ongoing hearing care is transparent and well understood.

  1. During the procedure: the Audiologist uses a microscope and fine suction; most sessions take 10 to 20 minutes and are usually well tolerated.
  2. Aftercare and follow up: you will receive cleaning guidance, warning signs to monitor and a plan for repeat removal or further assessment if required.
  3. Before the appointment: avoid cotton buds, bring a list of medications and tell us about recent ear pain or infections so we can plan appropriately.

Location, accessibility and how to contact us

Hearing First Muswell Hill is at 166-168 High Road, within Cootes Pharmacy, Muswell Hill, London N2 9AS. The clinic is reachable by local transport and has nearby parking for patients who drive. For directions use our online map or call reception for personalised guidance; staff can advise on closest drop-off points, accessible entrances and pedestrian routes with fewer steps. Opening times and holiday closures are listed on our website, and we aim to respond to voicemail and email enquiries within one working day. If you need translation or disability adjustments, please tell us when booking so we can make suitable arrangements.

Telephone and contact instructions

Phone: +44 20 3397 9787, and our booking page provides direct links to the appointment form and payment options. For routine queries please use email or the online contact form and expect a reply within 24 hours on weekdays. For urgent signs of infection or sudden hearing loss we will advise contacting NHS 111 or your GP, and where clinically appropriate we can arrange an expedited assessment.

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