Minimize or remove a prominent Adam’s apple.
What Happens During The Procedure?
The surgery generally takes less than one hour and is performed in an operating room. A small incision is placed in an upper crease of the neck or in a wrinkle in the skin. Incision placement is chosen to hide scarring as much as possible. Using a tiny video camera, your surgeon locates the vocal cords and marks the location on the neck.
They then expose the thyroid cartilage and remove all of the prominent cartilage and its borders above the vocal cord marking. The incision is then closed and cleaned, and a small bandage is placed over the incision following surgery. A “Scarless” tracheal shave can sometimes be performed. Here, the incision is made inside the mouth, and a special camera is used to remove the undesirable cartilage of the Adam’s apple.


















