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Old 05-03-2011, 12:07 PM   #1
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waxing ears

Just wondering if anyone has done it, and where?

looking to get some of the deeper ear wax candle waxed out.

also, how much does it cost? looking for a certified place to get this done.

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If you want it's probably safer to just go to a doctor to flush it out, I want to get my ear candled too, I heard it feels amazing lol
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Done it like 10 years ago in Asia. It's pretty cool, you dont feel anything, just hear noise. I tried experiments on it and each person had different things in their candle, and our ears seemed clean afterwards. lol
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There was a thread about a month ago on the topic.

http://www.revscene.net/forums/ear-p...s-t638534.html
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Old 05-04-2011, 09:46 PM   #7
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"Ear candling also should be avoided. Ear candling is a practice in which a hollow candle is inserted into the external auditory canal and lit, with the patient lying on the opposite ear. In theory, the combination of heat and suction is supposed to remove earwax. However, in one trial, ear candles neither created suction nor removed wax and actually led to occlusion with candle wax in persons who previously had clean ear canals. Primary care physicians may see complications from ear candling including candle wax occlusion, local burns, and tympanic membrane perforation."
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Old 05-05-2011, 08:49 AM   #8
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Just go to your doctor and get referred to an ENT and he'll get it out with some looped pick or if its that deep in he'll use a vacuum.

My wax was hard as hell and was deep in my ear cause i frowned at using Qtips and the idea of shoving things in my ear. The wax was in my ear for 3 years so you can get the idea of how hard and compact it was. The looped pick hurt a bit but it wasn't excruciating pain. The vacuum was painless. Just the sound of it sucking the earwax.

My earwax was so hard that it clogged the vacuum every once in a while LOL
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my doctor does it if i go there.. he just flushes it out witha giant syringe. the first time, i had to use drops for a week to loosen it, but afterwards, the syringe got it all out.
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