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Frequently Asked Questions
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When performed by trained therapists, ear candling is typically gentle and relaxing. Some clients feel slight warmth or crackling but not pain. It’s not appropriate for everyone—consult a therapist or physician first if you have ear problems, surgeries, or severe symptoms.
Sessions generally last 25–45 minutes, including a brief consultation, ear assessment, and the relaxing candling procedure. Allow extra time for aftercare guidance; first visits may be slightly longer to review medical history and address any concerns.
Ear candling can alleviate mild surface wax and reduce plugged sensations for some clients, but it is not proven to remove deeply impacted wax. If you suspect severe impaction or hearing loss, seek medical evaluation first before scheduling candling.
Avoid ear candling if you have a perforated eardrum, ear tubes, active infection, recent ear surgery, or severe skin conditions. Pregnant people and young children should consult their physician. Always disclose medical history to your therapist beforehand.
Arrive with clean, dry ears and avoid using ear drops or home irrigation right before your appointment. Bring a list of medications and relevant medical history, and tell your therapist about any ear pain, surgeries, or past issues.
Many clients notice improvement after a single session, but 1–3 treatments spaced a few weeks apart are common for persistent buildup. Ongoing maintenance every few months may help. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan based on assessment.
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