EAR WAX REMOVAL WITH EARDRUM PEEL OFF - EP976

[@AprilBaisden]

My grandson was born hearing impaired. He can hear without his hearing aids but it sounds like he is under water. I love watching your videos because it helps me understand him better. He is 14 now and removes his own ear wax with a special tool recommended by his audiologist. His audiologist has become a wonderful family friend and so she taught him what he needs to know to take care of his ears and hearing aids. Thank you for making this content. Sending you all happiness and joy from Atlanta GA USA

[@boots73ca]

An audiologist who told his young patient to get a tool and remove his own earwax? I’m sorry, but that’s very dangerous and any Audiologist or ENT worth their credentials would never ever do that! I hope the channel addresses this comment.

[@holyhellion69]

​@@boots73calol my mom works in the medical field and she ALWAYS cleaned our ears. I now clean my own ears WITHOUT qtips. It's better to know how to do it than have to go in and get wax removed. Literally the only thing you have to worry about is the eardrum.

[@holyhellion69]

​@@boots73caalso, having an endoscope reduces chances of hurting the ear. I assume you're not an audiologist?

[@AprilBaisden]

@@boots73ca No apology necessary. Believe me, I totally agree with you! Cleaning out ear wax is a very delicate procedure. It was because we are all friends with the audiologist and she taught my daughter and grandson what to look for to make an appointment when necessary. I gives me the willies when he does it.

[@cd4536]

I am hearing impaired and I have that same experience of being able to hear but it's extremely muffled. I am always saying to people hang on I can her the noise but I can't make out the words. I have very moist ears and eczema and that has damaged my hearing aids many times. Would you mind sharing how he cares for his hearing aids? Maybe I am missing something.

[@jennifertaylor9775]

The Welsh Waxmen doing a great job as usual xx🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍🏻🕊

[@juliekline9158]

Good to see you gents! My favorite videos are the ones where you really struggle. I enjoy the voice overs where you share your thought process while fighting with the plugs using your various tools. I would be interested in knowing what brought you each to this field and what the schooling is like. Much love from across the pond ❤

[@nickhowatson4745]

i once used these special ear cleaning tweezers and slowly extracted this giant skin peel of the entire ear canal and eardrum in a single piece. the skin peel slowly being peeled off of the eardrum is by far one of the most satisfying things that I've experienced. the feeling is absolutely visceral.

[@haggielady]

Thank you Mr. B! I absolutely loved the ear drum peel, and your excitement is the cherry on top. Now on to Taylor's video. Good to see you Taylor.

[@deborahdufel1664]

Your comments made me return to my audiologist and it was my then hearing aids that were causing my tinnitus. Keep up the good work.

[@dianeburgess8699]

Lovely to see you both together again. I love the skin peels and that one of yours Rhys was fantastic 👏❤️

[@mr.coffee6109]

great video. I like to see what emerges from recesses. Always amazes me. Yes, I love the drum peels.

[@lauren9667]

This video went immediately into my rewatch list. That skin peel was epic! I also enjoyed the discussion on pathology - it is fascinating and expands our knowledge base (and impresses our friends at parties 😁). Thank you, gentlemen!

[@wynniekitty]

So nice to see the lovely Mr. Taylor Green!

[@msonedimple]

So I was thinking about the tank...is there a way that you can capture the bits that gets suctioned so you can add it to you ruler catch.

[@susanwright4750]

That was an amazing peel. Thanks for posting great videos!

[@TravelingLG]

My mom had an acoustic neuroma. Her first sign was panicking driving in high altitudes because it was affecting her balance and making her dizzy in the mountains. It was only picked up bc she mentioned something at an ENT appointment. She is now deaf in that ear, and it took about 6 months for her balance to adjust. Thankfully her facial nerve was not damaged.

[@ColSyd]

Wow guys they were fascinating cases. You both scored with those patients - must have made your day. Thanks Rhys & Taylor.

[@helenballard-vk8uw]

I watch on KZbin but I can never see the links you point to in the top corner... What am I missing?

[@patsysoyars4435]

I love how excited Rhys gets with the peels 😂

[@SuperSpinWheel]

I love all of you guys videos. For me they are a relaxing way to end a hectic day. My absolute favorite are mastoid cavity and eardrum peel. Thank you and your team for all that you do

[@pippaseaspirit4415]

I like watching any and all of your videos! I find watching the really rare pathologies very interesting; things like an ear canal cholesteatoma . A complete removal of keratosis obturans is always a great watch.

[@crispyjayeden]

ran to watch as soon as i got the notification! love y’all! 😊

[@heathermiller1318]

You two are so lucky to have such a great partnership. I like all of your videos. Peels are fun to watch how far it will peel, but wax removals are interesting too just to see how you wind up getting it out.

[@gracemacdowell861]

I always enjoy your videos. One bit of feedback: when you post links to archived videos in the middle of the new one, it has to be accessed right then which means, if you do, it stops the new video in favor of the linked one. When you put links at the end, they cover much of the screen. So perhaps you could simply put the links in the narrative with the current video explanation? Thanks again for your devotion to educating all of us in such a fun manner.

[@lyndarule7208]

From Idaho, USA. I like the peels.

[@robynfohlmeister7473]

My favorite is the 13 cotton buds in the ears! I've been a follower for the past 3 years and love your videos.

[@SteveNicoson-u1i]

Thanks for another great video Rhys and Taylor. It was very interesting and informative and enjoyable!!!! Great to have you both together on this video. Both of you had a very interesting ears to do. Rhys yours had a ton of stuff to get out of and Taylor I never heard of that condition before. You and Rhys explained it and that was very informative and interesting situation to deal with. My compliments for your fine professionalism Taylor. So enjoyed having you both together. Thanks to the both of you. Great teamwork!!!! Iowa here. Steve. 😊👍💕💕🙏🇺🇸

[@clairemontgomery6372]

Can you please explain the difference between the difference of color in the ear wax?

[@joyhruska9377]

Hi Taylor! Welcome back!

[@wendyrathbun4724]

Please tell me what condition the ear canal is in after these treatments? I've watched a few videos now and it always looks so red and inflamed after

[@andrewa8765]

Love a good peel, but my favorites are the recesses. Seeing what comes out of there is insane sometimes

[@donnatucker7662]

Nice to see you both together again ❤❤. Cool wax peel.

[@vault7137]

Love the keratin ribbons!

[@KrazyKaren24]

I absolutely adore you guys! Great to see Taylor again. Thanks for the video.

[@stlounsbury]

I love these videos 😍 On vacation to Anguilla years ago, I went into the ocean and my ears filled up and wouldn’t drain and I could hear barely anything. We took a ferry to a French speaking island and I used rusty French to get a bottle of hydrogen peroxide and an ear wash bulb. After 3 days, I could not believe what I finally flushed out of my ears; basically very long ribbons of skin. Ever since, I’m really interested in ear care.

[@deirdredraginoff3760]

What a great lesson! I learn something new when I watch y'all. I absolutely love a skin peel. I wish my husband could go see you guys; he's having trouble with one of his ears, but alas we live in the US.

[@Julie-dy1ll]

I have pictures from my ear camera to show you. Not sure how to share them to you?

[@larry-naylor]

I love the mastoid cleans and keratosis obturans removals, skin blockages are my favorite by far.

[@flyonthewall8122]

Love keratosis obturans removals!

[@haggielady]

Skin peeling and Taylor's video was awesome. That kind too, please.

[@missmew5240]

Ok. You convinced me. I guess having my eardrums peeled is now on my bucket list 😂

[@dianawalter1446]

Love all your videos, they are interesting. Take care and stay safe.

[@caroleroseburgh1344]

Hello Mr.B And Taylor G.🙋🏽 Great Job Guys ‼️💯👍🏽👊🏽❤️

[@dennystegall1355]

I’m watching this with no sound as not to disturb my sleeping wife. I find myself watching you two and doing my own voice over in my head. I have to say, the two of you are historical today. You should have people submit their own voice overs and share the top three or five.

[@charlenereilly96]

Very informative video. Thank you

[@BilliesCraftRoom]

Is it more difficult to remove ear wax when someone has ehlers Danlos syndrome? I have the hypermobile kind and it makes my skin very stretchy. It's a condition that effects the collagen connective tissue.I need was removal but am concerned it may be more difficult for me.

[@clairecain1292]

Good to hear about the last one as I have had acoustic therapy sessions every 6 months as I’ve had this for three years now

[@terryohlerking8939]

OMG! The eardrum peel is my favorite! Well, any sort of peel is my favorite! You guys always do such a good job❤❤❤❤

[@Heidi1977meow]

Look, look, look, look, look! We should all be so lucky to have such enthusiasm about our work. The acoustic neuroma explanation was very interesting and informative for patients experiencing the symptoms you described. My father had a large one years ago and lost both hearing and vision on his right side due to a stroke during the surgery.

[@kellyhorseman8066]

Show the tank, please 🙏🙏🙏

[@sherrisiegel5787]

So interesting!! Glad to see you both having so much fun!!

[@mavahuth5044]

I enjoy seeing the both of you.😊👍

[@chefapples97dorotzak55]

I just want to the audiologist and they think I have crystal behind my ear I have been suffering with severe vertigo and tinnitus and hearing loss what are crystal?

[@terriwetz6077]

I remember hearing about crystals like this not too long ago but I'm not sure which channel it was on. Either here or Neel's. Maybe you could Google it?

[@FirreballHawke]

Advice for alternative to Q-Tips for drying out ear due to mental irritation from evaporating fluid? For clarification, when I am dry and my ears are not, it is incredibly irritating and I have to dry them out. My wax doesn't build up at all, so I've never had issues with plugging up my ears (even with having used Q-Tips for close to 2 decades) but I am aware of the issues that Q-Tips can cause in the ear and was wondering about alternatives that wasn't Rubbing Alcohol or similar.

[@hollys89]

That was interesting to learn about. I think I'd have to go with skin ribbons the longer the better but the peels are great too decisions decisions thank you for another great watch. Do you think there could be a live soon it's been a while? Have a good night

[@kathleenjackson2479]

LOVE those eardrum peels!

[@Lisa-nm1ti]

Thank you gentlemen. Another excellent video. My favorite is number 635. The mastoid cavity. Have a wonderful weekend all!!

[@cbergen33]

Excellent!! I’m a huge fan of ep 415

[@carolynaddona4754]

Happy Friday, guys!!❤

[@janeburkhart4051]

I'm from Bangor, Maine and I love the peels.

[@Julie-dy1ll]

How can I ask a question about my ears where I might be able to get an answer or suggestion?

[@terriwetz6077]

Many of us are pretty helpful to each other here. Just ask and see if someone might know or be able to direct you elsewhere. We're a pretty good group! 😊

[@ChrisTruman-bi5bh]

😮 soooooo satisfying

[@kayewatts2561]

You guys are awesome & very entertaining! I am new to your channel but have learned quite a lot so far. I enjoy a good mastoid cavity peel 😉

[@PDP-06]

The eardrum skin peel was awesome 😎 but your links are not popping up in the corners on my screen for some reason. Is anyone else having this problem?

[@flyonthewall8122]

Nearly half-a-million subs!❤

[@jeannieelliott8519]

Eardrum peel was very satisfying. Your Oregon Viewer USA. 🤗

[@kiminalaska9363]

I love the ones that have had the mastoid removed

[@TessFowles]

Is it normal olive oil?

[@heatherexcell3078]

It's medical grade olive oil, specially made for ears. It's processed differently, without some of the chemicals used to make olive oil for foods.

[@TessFowles]

@@heatherexcell3078 Thank you I will see if I can get it here in SA

[@jennarayner4727]

I love the one where a nurse put oil in wrong, and burnt his ear, poor man if I remember rightly you said he passed out. I think you have shown him twice the second one was on a waxvent video As always love your Videos Mr B And Mr G too Have a good weekend waxaholics xx

[@laurentco]

Vertigo is also a symptom of acoustic neuromas. I had sudden onset of vertigo and my ENT sent me to be evaluated for an acoustic neuroma.

[@jeffm9770]

I wonder how long those plugs were in there in the last patient. They look very oxidized.

[@heathercashero6806]

Wonderful job gentleman! My personal favorites are the gooey gross ones lol. Infections, fungus, keratosis obturans and gooey cholesteotomas!❤❤

[@oldschoolboxingtalk2940]

Great video

[@nannettesteyn4913]

Any skin peel😮

[@catherinewhite8819]

Getting close to 500k subscribers and 1000 episodes! Big milestones coming up!😊

[@pamelasample20]

Friend had this happen. It was to late to save her hearing in that ear. She has ongoing issues with her balance. She is doing fine otherwise and goes in for regular check every 6 months on her other ear.

[@katherinebernal813]

I have an acoustic neuroma also called vascular schwanoma I have vertigo and Balance issues it does get checked every 6 months

[@Shelliebean06]

When I was younger, I ALWAYS had hard as heck wax. I clogged the tube multiple times in just one visit. I remember that they did something that felt like scraping and like peeling off. Now thankfully I don’t have that annoyance. I do wonder why now it’s not rock solid. Here I am 20+ years later still fascinated by this

[@mobbman1]

Is the wax in these ears normal that u show in these videos? Not the big plugs but everything else?

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

Thank you.

[@Cooderbean]

I want to see the tank. I’ve never seen it.

[@SaraMcLeodSarabeth72]

I have scratched my ears like that for years & now I have an audiologist’s confirmation that it’s a thing!

[@deetorbett2363]

My brother was diagnosed with that type of tumor. He does have almost complete hearing loss on one side. Dr's didn't catch it....but his audiologist referred him to another ENT who did find it( thank heaven).

[@annedaniels9168]

Hi guys I love seeing what comes out and into the tank 😂

[@jenjoy3215]

Excellent!

[@kaa5586]

Fascinating!

[@satinpatriot]

Open AA video> press 👍> watch video> confirm liked> select next AA video> repeat ad infinitum

[@kittyface7kat327]

Great video. :)

[@redhead71775]

Rhys, please get a new endoscope. When we see Taylor’s videos, we realize just how much better his is. Lol

[@MrDPlaysStuff]

Not sure how interesting or unusual this is, but I had my ears cleared out using irrigation by a nurse at my GP about 10 years ago because I was struggling, and they popped the irrigation tool in, flooded the ear canal with water and started cleaning it as you do, and when she pulled the irrigation tool out, there was what can only be described as a parsnip attached to the end of it! It was about an inch long, had the irrigation tool embedded into it and started off thick, tapering to a point at the end close to the ear drum, which I thought was quite bizarre and the nurse herself said she hadn't seen one like that before! I wish I'd taken a picture of it now!

[@KYFL45]

I love a long shiny skin ribbons😁. One Taylor got during the waxvent. And, 808 and 963😀. My god. I must be in love with you guys 🤣❤️

[@Djn1980]

What am I missing? I never see the videos.

[@ellenashby7208]

I love the wax removed from ear drums

[@missguidedjelly]

For my whole life i have had recurring outer ear infections, usually between 2 to 6 a year. Usually starts in one ear and i end up with it in the other. One of my local hospitals has an emergency ent and i always get sent there, i have narrow canals and always need a wick inserted. They know me pretty well in there now 😂 Due to all the infections, I've had my ears cleaned out many times, and from a patients point of view, it's weirdly satisfying but quite ticklish! I've also ended up having perforations multiple times in both ears due to severe infections, first time was double ear infection that lead to double perforation! Got very unlucky cause we also found out i was allergic to penicillin too! I love all your videos, they're all interesting, but i particularly like skin peels and particularly like it when you get to use the forceps. I also always find the mastoid cavity ones super interesting.

[@KatyT7]

My dad actually had an acoustic neuroma removed three years ago. We had no idea it was there and they estimated it had been growing for about 40 years. It was 2.5cm in size. They discovered it due to stroke like symptoms and surprisingly not hearing loss

[@monlouis]

Could you please elaborate more on your knowledge of Tinnitus and where science is currently at to find a cure? Thanks

[@PatriciaRagsdale-c3b]

It is a great day when I get to see and hear my boys! Sigh!!!

[@VeeKeeXP]

when i watch these i wish that my ear wax built up so i'd have a reason to go to an audiologist but it's generally empty and no fun in there

[@millarayalarcon-harnisch309]

😂😂😂

[@lorisarchet7732]

I love them all, but the difficult to get out fascinate me. My second favorite is guess the foreign body!!

[@elizabethannfarrow1971]

I *Wish you Guy's would talk about how ear wax correlates w/dementia.❤😊

[@fluffypinksheep]

Phwoar that was a good peel

[@cerriddwenluna]

Episode 67 my beloved! ❤ Was that your longest intact skin ribbon?

[@DMH_701]

You know how to get us in with those titles!

[@deborahhovan6464]

Hi my favorite guys!