Ear Muse

28/10/2026

I am always so grateful when clients take the time to review my little business - your kind words mean the world as well as helping to develop my services.

Thank you for trusting me with your ears 👂🩷

26/10/2026

SWIPE to see what was stopping my lovely client hearing and causing him to wake up with a pressure sensation every morning. 👂

Would you believe he drove home thinking he had the window open everything was so clear?

We created a personalised aftercare plan to prevent build up moving forward and keep his ears comfortable and healthy.

Feeling pressure in your ears? Hearing not as clear as you remember it being? Message me to book a consultation and ensure wax isn’t causing your symptoms. I’d love to help.

17/10/2026

LAST COUPLE OF APPOINTMENTS, be quick ⏰ Incoming SATURDAY clinic!
Perfect for those busy during the working week.
Message for remaining appointments or with questions 🎃

*Please note this clinic will be at the High Street clinic, rather than Pedmore.

Incoming SATURDAY clinic!
Perfect for those busy during the working week.
Message for remaining appointments or with questions 🎃

*Please note this clinic will be at the High Street clinic, rather than Pedmore.

09/10/2026

Hi, I’m Katy!

I split my time between working on ambulances and helping people hear clearly again through my little ear business.

Accessibility is at the heart of what I do. I believe everyone deserves access to ear care without barriers, helping you feel comfortable, confident and back to your usual self.

Whether you have a question, would like to book an appointment, or simply want to find out a little more about me and what I do, please feel free to get in touch.

I’d love to help you hear clearly and feel your best again! 👂✨

📩 Pop me a message to enquire or book or visit my website www.earmuseltd.com.

& thank you to all my existing clients across the West Mids and Warwickshire, choosing me and taking the time to refer or review means the world.

07/10/2026

Incoming SATURDAY clinic!
Perfect for those busy during the working week.
Message for remaining appointments or with questions 🎃

*Please note this clinic will be at the High Street clinic, rather than Pedmore.

06/10/2026

👂 EAR WAX REMOVAL FAQs

Is ear wax removal painful?
Ear wax removal should not be painful. Techniques are controlled and gentle, and treatment is carried out at your pace.
Some mild discomfort can occasionally occur, particularly with hard, impacted or long-standing wax. If you experience discomfort during treatment, we can pause and adjust the approach as needed.

Is ear wax removal safe?
When carried out by an appropriately qualified and insured clinician using evidence-based techniques, ear wax removal is generally a safe procedure.
Your ears should always be properly assessed before treatment, as certain conditions, symptoms or medical history may affect which method — if any — is appropriate.

Is ear wax removal always required?
No. Treatment is only offered when clinically indicated and appropriate.
Every appointment begins with a thorough consultation and ear assessment to determine whether wax removal is suitable for you.

Is every wax removal the same?
No. There is no one-size-fits-all approach.
Treatment is selected according to your individual presentation, ear anatomy, symptoms, relevant medical history and, where appropriate, your preferences.

What treatments do you offer?
Ear Muse offers:
• Manual extraction
• Microsuction
• Warm-water irrigation
The most appropriate method will be determined following assessment. Feel free to send me a message if you’d like to know more about the different techniques.

What if I have complex needs or require additional support?
I have extensive experience supporting individuals with additional clinical needs, including those with mobility limitations, anxiety and neurological conditions.
Additional needs are not a barrier to contacting Ear Muse. Please let me know how I can best support you when making your enquiry so that reasonable adjustments can be considered.

Do you provide domiciliary or care-setting appointments?
Yes. Mobile ear-care appointments are available for private homes, residential facilities and care environments.
Please get in touch to discuss your individual requirements.

Contact us with enquiries or to book 📱

25/09/2026

👂 All the contact details you need for your ear wax removal, all in one place!
Ready to hear clearly again?
Getting in touch couldn’t be easier - so what’s stopping you?

📞 Call, message or complete an enquiry form today and take the first step towards clearer hearing.

24/09/2026

👂 From discomfort and hearing loss to clarity and comfort✨
My lovely client popped into clinic with his right ear completely blocked with hard, impacted wax - he had even attended hospital because of the discomfort it was causing.
On examination, the ear canal was completely occluded by a solid build-up of wax.
We worked gently, carefully and patiently, using microsuction to safely remove the blockage.
And what a result! 🙌
A solid piece of impacted wax was successfully removed, bringing welcome pressure release and hearing once more!

It’s moments like this that remind me exactly why I love what I do🩷
Such a small thing can make such a BIG difference to someone’s day-to-day life.

👂 Struggling with blocked ears, reduced hearing or uncomfortable wax build-up? Get in touch to arrange an ear assessment and professional wax removal.

23/09/2026

Afternoon everyone 👂!
Just a little notice from me - I am more than happy to offer same day/short notice consultations. I respect the urgency wax removal may hold due to discomfort, work and life commitments.
However, wax removal will only go ahead if wax is suitable and removal is in your best interests.
I will not remove wax that may compromise the ear canals health or isn’t in line with my policies/training.

This means a couple of days of regular olive oil drops may be required before treatment can go ahead, and a follow up appointment is appropriate to complete wax removal.

As always, please pop me a message with any questions or clarification regarding this and know that your best interests are at the heart of my practice.

Katy

17/09/2026

👂🏼Do you know someone who is deaf or hard of hearing?

🦻Do you get frustrated when trying to communicate with them?

🦻Have your intentions been good but tactics didn’t work?

🦻Or maybe, you are deaf/hard of hearing yourself but unsure how to tell people to help you.

Here are 6 things NOT to do:
❌Shouting: Louder is not always better!
❌Saying "Never mind." This may end up leaving them feeling insulted and not good enough.
❌Repeating yourself like a broken record
❌Interrupting others in a group conversation
❌Excluding or ignoring them: Being rude never helps any situation. (This includes taking over tasks for them as if they are not capable)
❌Exaggerating facial cues or sounds. Please speak at a normal volume and pace.

Instead, try these:
✅Establish eye contact before speaking.
✅Ask them to repeat what they did hear.
✅Rephrase with different words: Sometimes certain words/sounds are more difficult to understand
✅Facilitate lipreading when possible. (Avoid talking while chewing food, turn your face toward them, keep facial hair neat)
✅Enunciate when communicating
✅Use gestures, point or visual language if you both know some! Especially helpful if the topic has changed or you're making a request.

These tips will be especially important as we head into the holiday season and have large gatherings! Were you surprised by any of these? Let me know! And don't forget to share this to help educate! ...