Description
A 14-year-old patient whose mum had been struggling for months to find anyone willing to see a paediatric case — and when she finally got in, it was clear why she'd been so uncomfortable. What looked like straightforward wax turned out to have a skin peel hiding underneath it, likely caused by aggressive drops used out of desperation before the appointment. The wax itself was sizable, sitting in a super bendy canal, and required careful breakdown at the entrance before it could come free. The second patient brings two hard, dry bilateral plugs — suction alone couldn't shift them, so the Saint Bart's hook came out of retirement to do the job. And finally, Taylor's patient came in for a routine check with barely any symptoms, and left with a satisfying little skin ring removed.