Surgical Technique Studies

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At Yoskarn Clinic in Bangkok, Thailand, surgical innovations in voice restoration and pitch modification are grounded in over four decades of clinical experience and research. Led by Dr. Somyot Kunjak, a pioneer in phonosurgery and laryngology, the clinic continues to refine surgical methods for both functional and aesthetic voice enhancement.

These studies and clinical trials form the scientific foundation for every voice operation performed at the clinic, ensuring outcomes that are both safe and anatomically sound.


Evolution of Voice Surgery Techniques

Over the years, Yoskarn Clinic has contributed to the refinement of several major surgical methods used worldwide in voice and pitch modification. Key approaches include:

Each method has been refined through years of clinical trials, stroboscopic evaluations, and long-term follow-up data, ensuring superior outcomes across different patient populations.


Research-Based Protocols

The surgical technique studies at Yoskarn Clinic combine evidence-based research with real-world patient outcomes. This includes:

The findings from these studies contribute to international conferences and peer-reviewed journals, helping shape global standards for voice modification and rehabilitation.


Safety and Innovation

Dr. Somyot Kunjak’s team applies microsurgical precision, advanced endoscopic imaging, and intraoperative monitoring to minimize tissue trauma and preserve natural vibration. Ongoing innovations include hybrid approaches that blend traditional surgery with laser-assisted fine-tuning, resulting in faster recovery and improved voice quality.

Every technique is continually evaluated through clinical outcome tracking and acoustic laboratory data, ensuring measurable progress in both safety and performance.


Why Choose Yoskarn Clinic

At Yoskarn Clinic, surgical technique is not just a procedure — it’s the result of decades of dedicated study, scientific validation, and compassionate clinical care.



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