Ear Irrigation Training Course
What is Ear Irrigation And Instrumentation? Ear Irrigation refers to removing ear wax using water. Unlike the older method of "syringing", the water is delivered via an electronic irrigator machine, producing a controlled, pulsed jet of water safely into the ear canal. Instrumentation refers to the manual removal of wax by hand using various tools such as curettes, hooks and forceps. On our Ear Irrigation And Instrumentation course you will be trained in both methods over a single day of theoretical and practical learning. Why choose to train in irrigation? Irrigation provides a wonderful alternative to suction when faced with stubborn ear wax. At Flawless Momenta we find it most useful if wax is on the eardrum, or if the wax is extremely runny or viscous. In such cases, 20 to 30 seconds of irrigation will clear the canal completely, reducing the amount of patients needing to be rebooked.
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