Polyps are soft, non-purulent growths on the vocal cords, often formed due to inflammation or injury.
Cysts are small, fluid-filled sac-like growths on the vocal cords.
Both can negatively affect voice quality, causing hoarseness, voice breaks, and vocal fatigue.

Why are polyps and cysts removed?
- To restore voice quality
- To eliminate chronic cough, voice loss, or changes in voice
- To restore normal vocal cord function
- To prevent more serious complications

Procedure:
- Performed under general anesthesia using a microlaryngoscopic technique
- Polyps and cysts are carefully removed with specialized microscopes and fine instruments
- Minimal damage to vocal cord tissue
- Usually completed within 30–60 minutes
- Patient may stay in the clinic for a few hours up to one day

Benefits:
- Restores natural voice quality
- Improves breathing and speaking functions
- Minimally invasive with quick recovery
- Reduces the risk of future polyps or cysts

FAQs:
1. Will my voice be normal after surgery?
- Yes, in most cases, voice quality improves significantly.
2. Can polyps recur?
- The risk is low, but regular monitoring is necessary.
3. Is the procedure painful?
- No pain during surgery; minimal discomfort may occur during recovery.