Treatments, from therapy to surgery
We prefer the least invasive treatment that can solve the problem. Many voice and swallowing disorders respond to therapy; many procedures that once needed an operating theatre can now be done awake in the clinic; and some problems need precise surgery. These pages explain each option.
Where treatment happens
Behavioural
Voice & Swallowing Therapy
Structured rehabilitation with a speech and language therapist. For many problems, the first treatment.
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In the clinic
Office-Based Procedures
Awake procedures without general anaesthesia: injections, laser and biopsy.
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In theatre
Microlaryngeal Surgery
Precise surgery on the vocal folds through the mouth, with no external incision.
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Procedures explained
01
Injection Laryngoplasty
Bulking a vocal fold to improve closure, usually in the clinic.
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02
Medialisation Thyroplasty
Framework surgery that repositions a paralysed fold for a lasting result.
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03
Laryngeal Reinnervation
Restoring a nerve supply to the laryngeal muscles.
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04
Botulinum Toxin
For spasmodic dysphonia, tremor, R-CPD and cricopharyngeal disorders.
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05
Laser Procedures
Office and theatre laser for selected lesions and early cancer.
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06
Microlaryngeal Surgery
Phonosurgery for nodules, polyps, cysts and other lesions.
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