If your ear feels itchy, blocked, or you’ve had repeated wax or fungal infections. At our Vashi clinic, we offer specialized Microscopic and Endoscopic ear cleaning.
While most Ear Wax Removal in Navi Mumbai clinic is done with manual instruments, the microscope is offered for treating deep-seated fungus or stubborn blockages like Keratosis.
Microscope ear cleaning is a specialized procedure used by ENT specialist to treat itchy ears, fungal infections, stubborn wax or If ear canal is narrow.
Unlike routine cleaning, we use a high-resolution binocular ENT microscope or endoscope to view the ear canal in 3D under high magnification.
This allows Dr. Archana Jhawar to use special instruments- like micro-suction, a wax removal Vectis, or fine forceps, to accurately clear debris without touching the sensitive ear canal skin or the eardrum.
Not every itchy or blocked ear needs this. We use microscopic ear cleaning when:
Persistent Otomycosis: For recurrent otomycosis (fungal infection of the ear canal) that need precise cleaning and local medication.
Keratosis Obturans (KO): When deep, hard plugs of skin and wax are tightly adhered to the canal wall.
Impacted Debris: When wax is pushed so deep that manual probes cannot safely reach it without magnification.
Narrow Ear Canals: When manual cleaning is restricted by anatomy.
Previous failed attempts Buds, oil, home tools made things worse
At the ENT clinic in Vashi, Navi Mumbai, here’s what you can expect during microscopic ear cleaning –
Using a binocular ENT microscope or video-endoscope, we examine the ear canal to identify the exact nature of the blockage (wax, fungus, or skin).
Dr. Jhawar uses micro-instruments (Vectis/Forceps) or gentle micro-suction to remove the debris.
without touching your ear drum
Unlike traditional syringing, there’s no water pushed into your ear. This is safe for patients who has eardrum perforations, fungal infections or are diabetic. That means no risk of pain, pressure, or secondary infection.
We confirm the health of the eardrum and the ear canal skin.
The procedure usually takes 10–20 minutes and is generally painless.
• Keep ears dry
• Use drops if prescribed
• Avoid earbuds or inserting anything into the ear
• Follow up if symptoms return or persist
We often see patients in our Navi Mumbai ENT clinic who tried at-home methods or used ear tools sold online that worsened their condition.
Using earbuds, spiral tools, or hydrogen peroxide can:
Push wax deeper– Converting a simple blockage into a hard, impacted plug.
Cause abrasions- Scratching the canal skin, which leads to painful external ear infections.
Injure the eardrum- Trauma or perforation by “blind” cleaning.
Fungal spread– Cotton buds act as a vehicle to spread fungal spores deeper into the canal, delaying recovery
ENTs do not recommend cleaning the ear at home using Q-tips, earbuds, hydrogen peroxide, or ear candles or any other object.
As a senior ENT specialist with 24 years of experience, I recommend microscopic ear cleaning for patients with repeated ear infections, narrow canals or difficult wax buildup. Routine ear cleaning.
No. Usually microscopic ear cleaning by ENT specialist is not painful, though you may hear some sound of suction device or feel little pressure.
Yes, Microscope ear cleaning is safer, as it avoids water-related complications. (like swimmer’s ear) and allows the surgeon to see the eardrum clearly under magnified vision.
Schedule a consultation with Dr. Archana Jhawar, a leading ENT Specialist in Navi Mumbai, practicing at Neoalta Speciality Clinic Vashi and Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital, Koparkhairane Navi Mumbai.
You can call or WhatsApp 9322229159 to book an appointment.
Hi, I’m Dr. Archana Jhawar, an ENT specialist with over 24 years of experience. I specialize in tinnitus treatment, vertigo , ear care, and ear surgeries, practicing at Neoalta Clinic, Vashi, and Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in Navi Mumbai. I’ve trained in vertigo management and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT), combining science with compassion to offer holistic, evidence-based care. I’m passionate about writing, poetry, music, yoga, and photography.
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