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  1. Fermín M Zubiaur Gomar

    Dr. Zubiaur began his voice practice in 2008. He studied laryngology with James Thomas.
  2. Injection laryngoplasty

    Information for patients considering an injection medialization procedure into their vocal cords. For Botox injections see the spasmodic dysphonia page. Definition Indications Presurgery Risks Procedure Implant materials Recovery Instructions during healing References
  3. Monique Verguts

    Dr. Verguts traveled and studied with several laryngologists including James Thomas. She opened her laryngology practice in 2012.
  4. Thyrohyoid elevation

    Information for patients considering surgery to feminize their voice. Patients are typically male-to-female transgender patients who have tried or are also trying voice therapy. Definition Indications Alternatives Presurgery Risks Procedure Recovery Instructions during healing Benefits
  5. Redwan Kalash

    Dr. Kalash studied as a fellow in laryngology with James Thomas in 2007. He has put up an excellent informative website in arabic about voice disorders. His clinic is located in Arnous Square against the Bulgarian Embassy.  
  6. Reduction laryngoplasty

    Information for patients considering a surgery on their voice box to reduce the size of the Adam’s apple. While not really a surgery to change the pitch of the voice, it often accompanies surgery that changes the pitch of the voice.
  7. Peak Woo

    Dr. Woo is active at National Meetings and always has interesting new ideas in the diagnosis and managment of voice disorders. He practices in New York City. He has written intriguing articles and book chapters on the voice.  
  8. Phillip Song

    Dr. Song is in partnership with Ramon Franco at the Massachusettes Eye and Ear Infirmary. He fellowshipped with Dr. Andrew Blitzer.  
  9. Guillermo Campos

    Dr. Campos lives in Columbia and dedicates his practice to laryngology. I have heard him lecture on laryngology and he is well spoken.  
  10. Nerve grafting procedures on the larynx

    There are currently two purposes that I use selective denervation and reinnervation surgery for. I use it as a permanent treatment for adductor spasmodic dysphonia and I use it to reinnervate the anterior branch of the recurrent laryngeal nerve for vocal cord paresis or paralysis.