19/01/2026
A very interesting before and after post! 👂
The pictures in the comments show the occluded ear canal before ear wax removal, midway through the wax removal and also shows the outside of the clear ear canal afterwards.
This was a very interesting case as you can see. The growth at the entrance of the ear canal is in fact an osteoma. An osteoma is a bony growth. Often they dont require treatment, but I advised this client to seek GP opinion. The client was then onward referred to ENT.
Due to the size and location of this osteoma the plan is to remove it, to prevent hearing issues developing if / when it grows bigger.