Vocal cord surgery is a procedure to treat issues such as nodules, polyps, cysts, or paralysis that cause voice disorders. Advancing technology has enabled more precise and less invasive procedures using methods such as laser and microsurgery. These approaches minimize damage to the vocal cords and promote faster recovery. The surgery is typically performed endoscopically, through a small incision in the throat, aiming to remove lesions or repair damaged tissues. Vocal cord surgery restores voice quality, alleviates breathing problems, and improves quality of life. Post-surgery care includes voice rest and other precautions, and most patients can resume daily activities shortly. Full recovery may take several months and can be supported by voice therapy.
