Voice Masculinization Surgery (FTM)

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Voice Masculinization Surgery (FTM)
is a specialized procedure designed for transgender men seeking a lower, stronger, and more masculine voice. The surgery focuses on pitch lowering, vocal fold tension adjustments, and resonance optimization to help patients align their voice with their gender identity.

At Yoskarn Clinic in Bangkok, Thailand, Dr. Somyot Kunjak and his medical team, with over 40 years of ENT and phonosurgery experience, provide advanced, evidence-based solutions tailored to each patient’s vocal anatomy and goals.


What is Voice Masculinization Surgery?

Voice masculinization surgery addresses the structural aspects of the vocal folds and larynx that determine pitch and vocal timbre. Techniques include:

These procedures are designed to provide permanent, safe, and natural-sounding results.


Who Can Benefit?


Procedure and Recovery

  1. Preoperative Assessment
    Advanced diagnostics, including stroboscopy and acoustic analysis, guide customized surgical planning.

  2. Surgery
    Type III Thyroplasty or other vocal fold adjustments are performed under general anesthesia with microsurgical precision.

  3. Postoperative Care
    Patients undergo voice rest and structured voice therapy to adapt to changes, strengthen resonance, and maintain natural vocal function. Full results typically stabilize within several weeks.


Why Choose Yoskarn Clinic

At Yoskarn Clinic, voice masculinization surgery is more than a procedure — it is a pathway to authentic self-expression, confidence, and vocal empowerment.



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