Laryngology, Phonosurgery and Voice Disorders

My specialty is the comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of laryngeal, voice, and swallowing problems. We use advanced technology and minimally invasive techniques to offer you the best solution, whether you are a patient with persistent hoarseness or a voice professional (singers, teachers, announcers, etc.).

What Do We Treat?

1. Voice Disorders (Dysphonia)

Does your voice sound hoarse, weak, or fatigued? It could be a sign of:

✅ Nodules, polyps, or cysts on the vocal cords (common in people who use their voice a lot).

✅ Chronic laryngitis (due to reflux, infections, or vocal misuse).

✅ Vocal cord paralysis (weak or breathy voice).

✅ Precancerous lesions or laryngeal cancer (early diagnosis is key).

✅ Vocal problems in professionals (singers, actors, teachers).

2. Difficulty Swallowing (Dysphagia)

If you feel food sticking or have pain when swallowing, we can help with:

✅ Pharyngolaryngeal reflux (acid that irritates the throat).

✅ Neurological or structural problems that affect swallowing.

3. Respiratory Problems

✅ Narrowing of the airway (laryngeal or tracheal stenosis).

✅ Evaluation and management of tracheostomies.

Phonosurgery: Specialized Voice Surgery

At our center, we perform high-precision procedures to restore the quality of your voice:

🔹 Laryngeal microsurgery (removal of nodules, polyps, or cysts).

🔹 Injection of fillers into paralyzed vocal cords.

🔹 Laryngoplasty (reconstruction of the larynx).

🔹 Laser surgery for benign or precancerous lesions.

How Do We Do It?

Videolaryngostroboscopy Evaluation: Detailed study of the movement of your vocal cords.

Personalized Diagnosis: We identify the exact cause of your problem.

Comprehensive Treatment:

Voice therapy with rehabilitation specialists.

Medical management (anti-inflammatories, reflux control).

Minimally invasive surgery (if necessary).

When Should You Consult Us?

⚠️ If you have hoarseness for more than 15 days.

⚠️ If you frequently lose your voice or experience pain when speaking.

⚠️ If you have difficulty breathing or swallowing.