Professional Voice Clinic
Specialized voice care for singers, teachers, actors and other professional voice users.
Overview
Understanding Professional Voice Clinic
Your voice is your profession. Whether you are a singer, actor, teacher, lawyer, news anchor, public speaker, clergy member, voice-over artist or corporate executive, even minor voice problems can significantly affect your performance and career.
At Dr. Hans' Professional Voice Clinic, we provide specialized evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation for individuals who rely on their voice professionally. Led by a fellowship-trained Laryngologist and supported by dedicated Voice Therapists, our multidisciplinary team focuses on restoring, optimizing and preserving vocal performance using advanced diagnostic technology and evidence-based treatment.
- Hoarseness
- Vocal fatigue
- Loss of high notes
- Reduced vocal range
- Voice breaks
- Difficulty projecting the voice
- Throat discomfort while speaking or singing
- Frequent throat clearing
- Loss of vocal stamina
- Singers
- Actors and performers
- Teachers and professors
- News anchors and broadcasters
- Lawyers
- Public speakers
- Voice-over artists
- Clergy and religious speakers
- Call centre professionals
- Corporate executives
- Anyone whose profession depends on their voice
- Detailed voice history
- Flexible Video Laryngoscopy
- Video Stroboscopy (Gold Standard)
- Computerized Voice Analysis
- Voice assessment by a Voice Therapist
- Singing voice assessment, when appropriate
- Specialized voice therapy
- Singing voice rehabilitation
- Vocal hygiene counselling
- Medical management
- Office-based laryngeal procedures
- Injection Laryngoplasty
- Microlaryngeal (Phonosurgical) procedures
- Personalized voice care and injury prevention strategies
Our clinic combines the expertise of a fellowship-trained Laryngologist, dedicated Voice Therapists and advanced technology including Olympus Video Stroboscopy to deliver personalized care for professional voice users. Our goal is not only to treat voice disorders but also to optimize vocal performance and help patients return to their profession with confidence.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Video Stroboscopy can detect subtle abnormalities in vocal cord vibration that may not be visible on routine examination, making it the preferred investigation for professional voice users.
Many voice problems improve with specialized voice therapy and medical treatment. Surgery is recommended only when necessary.
Depending on your condition, you may be advised temporary voice modification or voice rest. Your treatment plan will be tailored to your professional requirements.
Yes. We provide individualized care for singers, actors and other professional voice users, with a focus on preserving and optimizing vocal quality.
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