At NeuroHear, Dr. Ina Selita and her team could not be prouder to offer cerumen removal to the residents of Oceanport and the surrounding areas. With Dr. Selita’s years of experience as a Doctor of Audiology and the many advanced care options she offers, you can have the ear and hearing health you deserve. Beyond cerumen removal, we also offer tinnitus assessment and management, hearing aid fittings, cognitive health screenings, aural rehabilitation, and custom ear protection.
About Oceanport, NJ
Oceanport is a borough in Monmouth County in central New Jersey. It is part of the Jersey Shore. The community has a population of around 6,000 residents and an average median income of $130,000, making it one of the more affluent places in the state. The borough is known for the historic Monmouth Park Racetrack, the Shrewsbury River for boating, and the redevelopment of the former Fort Monmouth army base. And because of where it’s situated, residents have access to the Garden State Parkway and NJ Transit commuter rail. The town is only about an hour from New York City.
What is Cerumen Removal/Ear Wax Removal?
Cerumen removal (also called earwax removal) is a procedure performed to remove excess earwax from the ear canal. It’s often done when there is enough earwax that it’s affecting your hearing or has become impacted. Earwax is meant to work as a barrier against bacteria, debris, and foreign particles in the ear. It isn’t bad on its own (it’s a natural substance), but it can become a problem when it accumulates and causes hearing issues and irritation.
There are many options for cerumen removal, but many of the at-home treatments either don’t work or cause damage. With an in-office cerumen removal at NeuroHear, you can finally get rid of the excess earwax safely, ensuring the ear canal and ear drum are left unharmed.
Some treatments we recommend include softening drops, manual removal using professional tools, and professional irrigation.
Who is a Candidate for Cerumen Removal?
If you are noticing hearing loss/partial hearing loss, ear aches or ear discomfort, tinnitus, dizziness, or feeling of fullness in your ears, you may be a good candidate for cerumen or earwax removal. When you come into our office, Dr. Ina Selita will examine the inside of your ears as part of our comprehensive assessment. If you have impacted earwax or simply enough earwax that it’s affecting your daily life, she will start the removal process.
Earwax removal can be especially important for hearing aid users who notice that their hearing aids are not working as well as they once did. It could be due to earwax.
Cerumen Removal Benefits
Cerumen removal in Oceanport with NeuroHear, you can look forward to a variety of benefits, including the following:
- Better hearing: With less earwax blocking your ear canal, sounds will more easily make it through to the inner ear, allowing you to hear more clearly. You’ll have less of a muffled sound.
- Symptom relief: If excess earwax is causing pain, irritation, tinnitus, or dizziness, by removing it, we can help you achieve the symptom relief you deserve. And this won’t just improve your ear health but also your overall well-being.
- Infection prevention: By removing trapped debris in the excess earwax and decreasing any excess moisture, cerumen removal can reduce your risk for an ear infection as well.
- Better balance: Excess earwax can also cause issues with balance and dizziness. Removing it can help you get your balance back and prevent you from falling.
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While earwax is harmless, when it builds up or becomes impacted in the ear, it can cause problems with your hearing, ear health, and balance. Luckily, with the help of Dr. Selita and our team at Neurohear, you can finally remove the earwax and get back to living a life free of symptoms. To learn more, schedule a consultation today. Call our office or message us via our online contact form.
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Dr. Ina Selita is a licensed Doctor of Audiology and the founder of NeuroHear. With a background in neuroscience research at NYU and Johns Hopkins, she integrates brain-based insights into hearing care to support long-term communication and cognitive health. Her work has been published in the Journal of Neurophysiology and presented at major international conferences. Dr. Selita’s approach combines advanced diagnostics, patient education, and compassionate care to help individuals and families stay connected through every stage of life.
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