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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Ear Candling Treatment.
Ear candling can be safe when performed by trained therapists, but it is not suitable for everyone. Avoid if you have a perforated eardrum, current ear infection, recent ear surgery, or if you are very young. A consultation determines suitability.
A typical session lasts about 30 to 45 minutes including consultation, preparation, the candle application for both ears, and a brief aftercare check. Timing may vary depending on individual needs and any additional relaxation elements.
Most clients report a warm, relaxing sensation with gentle humming and no pain. You may feel slight pressure or tickling. If you experience discomfort, the therapist will stop immediately and adjust the technique to ensure your comfort.
Many people benefit from a single session for immediate relief, while those with recurring buildup may schedule two to four sessions spaced a few weeks apart. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan based on your ear health and response.
Common mild effects include temporary warmth, slight hearing change, or minimal residue. These usually resolve quickly. Contact us if you experience severe pain, bleeding, discharge, or persistent hearing loss. We provide clear aftercare guidance.
Avoid inserting objects or cotton swabs into your ears prior to the appointment. Bring a list of medications and any ear history. Arrive with dry hair and avoid heavy oils or sprays so the therapist can perform the treatment safely and effectively.