Voice Problems/Hoarseness
Voice problem care at Peak ENT
Your voice is how you communicate, connect, and express yourself. When it becomes hoarse, strained, or unreliable, it can affect your work, your confidence, and your daily life. At Peak ENT, we specialize in diagnosing and treating voice disorders with expert care and personalized solutions, so you can speak, sing, and live without limitations.
Whether you’re a teacher, singer, public speaker, or someone who just wants their normal voice back, we’re here to help you feel heard.
When to see a voice specialist
You should schedule an evaluation if you notice:
- Hoarseness lasting longer than 2–3 weeks
- Chronic throat clearing or coughing
- Vocal fatigue or loss of vocal range
- A weak, breathy, or strained voice
- A lump-in-throat sensation when speaking
- Difficulty projecting your voice
- Pain or discomfort when talking or singing
- Sudden voice loss or changes without explanation
Common voice conditions we treat
Voice problems can stem from a variety of causes, including overuse, infection, acid reflux, nerve injury, or even growths on the vocal cords. At Peak ENT, our laryngology team is trained to identify and treat a full spectrum of voice disorders.
- Laryngitis (acute and chronic)
- Vocal cord nodules, polyps, and cysts
- Muscle tension dysphonia
- Vocal cord paralysis or paresis
- Spasmodic dysphonia
- Reflux-related voice changes (LPR)
- Benign and malignant laryngeal tumors
- Aging voice (presbyphonia)
Advanced voice diagnostics
Accurate diagnosis is the first step to effective treatment. We use cutting-edge diagnostic tools to assess vocal cord movement, tissue health, and sound production.
Our diagnostic services include:
- Videostroboscopy – Slow-motion imaging of vocal cord vibration
- Laryngeal endoscopy – Real-time evaluation of the throat and larynx
- Acoustic and aerodynamic voice analysis – To assess voice quality and function
- Voice recording and monitoring – To track progress and outcomes
Personalized treatment plans
Treatment options may include:
- Voice therapy with a speech-language pathologist
- Medical management for infections, inflammation, or reflux
- Vocal rest and behavioral coaching for overuse
- Botox injections for spasmodic dysphonia or tremor
- Microlaryngeal surgery for nodules, polyps, or growths
- Nerve repair or vocal cord medialization for paralysis or weakness
Why choose Peak ENT for voice care?
- Board-certified ENT and laryngology specialists with extensive voice expertise
- Advanced diagnostics performed in-office
- Close coordination with speech-language pathologists and vocal coaches
- Minimally invasive treatments that preserve voice quality
- Patient-first approach focused on restoring your confidence and communication