About Eleni Kiromitis
Eleni Kiromitis is the ear care practitioner at Earwax Removal Devon in South Molton. She holds a Level 6 Certificate in Ear Care and provides assessment-led earwax care, with each appointment beginning by checking whether removal is appropriate.
Qualifications, role and approach
Earwax Removal Devon provides ear-care services from the South Molton clinic. Eleni holds a Level 6 Certificate in Ear Care and is a member of the National Association of Clinical Specialists in Ear Care (NACSG).
The focus is practical and assessment-led: understand the concern, examine the ear, explain whether wax removal is appropriate, and choose a method only when it is suitable for the person and the findings. This helps keep routine earwax care distinct from symptoms that need medical assessment or onward referral.
Level 6 Certificate in Ear Care
The verified ear-care qualification stated for this practitioner.
NACSG member
A professional membership relevant to independent ear-care practice.
Eleni Kiromitis
Ear care practitioner at Earwax Removal Devon, based at the South Molton clinic.
What the service can help with
The service is for earwax concerns and appropriate ear-care assessment. It is not a substitute for a GP, NHS urgent-care or ENT service when symptoms or findings need medical investigation.
Ear examination and otoscopy
An ear examination helps establish whether wax is present and whether routine removal is appropriate.
Professional removal methods
Where appropriate after assessment, the service offers microsuction and electronic ear irrigation.
Age and object-assessment scope
Children’s appointments are available from age 10. Foreign objects are assessed carefully and only managed where appropriate.
For more information about the service boundary for objects in the ear, see our guide to foreign-object assessment and removal.
How treatment decisions are made
Wax removal is not selected simply because one method is marketed as better. The ear, relevant history and any suitability concerns are considered first, then the appropriate next step is explained.
NICE guidance says practitioners should consider electronic irrigation, microsuction or another removal method when they have the necessary training, understand contraindications and have suitable equipment. Read the NICE guidance
When this is not the right service
Treatment may not proceed where assessment indicates that routine wax removal is not appropriate. In that situation, the priority is explaining the next step rather than carrying out a procedure.
Sudden or rapidly worsening hearing loss, severe pain, swelling around the ear, discharge with feeling unwell, a high temperature, dizziness or vomiting need medical advice. Use NHS 111 for urgent advice; call 999 in an emergency.
A clear assessment and referral boundary
The service uses an assessment-led process: the ear is checked before a removal method is selected, routine removal does not proceed when it is not appropriate, and patients are directed to GP, NHS urgent-care or ENT services when symptoms or findings fall outside this earwax-care scope.
Assessment before method choice
The removal approach is considered only after the ear and relevant history have been assessed.
Suitability before treatment
A procedure is not carried out simply because it was requested; it must be appropriate for the individual appointment.
Referral when needed
Symptoms or findings outside routine earwax care are signposted to the appropriate medical service rather than managed beyond scope.
Earwax Removal Devon in South Molton
Earwax Removal Devon provides professional ear-care services from the clinic within Harmonia Health & Osteopathy, 73 South Street, South Molton, Devon EX36 4AG. Earwax Removal Devon operates within the Harmonia Clinic but is a separate ear-care service.
Clinic appointments are available in South Molton. Home visits are considered for eligible addresses within a maximum 20-mile radius of South Molton and are confirmed after the address is checked. Patients outside that area can attend the clinic.
For wider context on training and the profession, see our guide to UK earwax-removal regulation and training.
Choose the right next step
If you already know you need help with earwax, book an appointment. If you are unsure whether wax is the cause, start with an ear-health assessment.
Last updated: 15 August 2026