FEMINIZATION
OF ADAM'S APPLE
CHONDROLARINGOSCOPY
CHONDROLARINGOSCOPY
Chondrolaringoplasty, also known as Adam’s apple feminization, is a surgical procedure that reduces the prominence of the thyroid cartilage (the so-called “Adam’s apple”), resulting in a smoother, more aesthetically feminine neck.
It is a minimally invasive procedure performed by head and neck surgeons that preserves both the appearance and function of the voice.
Is this procedure right for you?
This surgery is recommended for people who wish to soften the appearance of their neck and reduce the prominence of the larynx, particularly as part of gender affirmation or facial feminization procedures.
People undergoing gender transition
Patients who want a slimmer neck
Those looking to enhance their facial features
People with a prominent larynx
More than just a physical change,
a step toward your well-being
A softer, more feminine neckline
Improved facial harmony
Natural and subtle results
A safe procedure supported by specialized medical expertise
High patient satisfaction
What does the procedure involve?
The surgery involves carefully removing thyroid cartilage through a small incision, which is usually barely visible. It is performed under strict safety protocols using techniques that preserve vocal cord function.
At CEXCA, this procedure is performed by surgeons who specialize in complex head and neck structures, ensuring maximum precision.
Your safety is our top priority
Our approach is based on rigorous clinical protocols, personalized assessment, and support at every stage of the process.
Tal como en otros procedimientos de cabeza y cuello, priorizamos no solo el resultado estético, sino también la funcionalidad y recuperación del paciente.
- Prior specialized medical evaluation.
- Safe surgical techniques.
- Structured postoperative follow-up.
- Patient-centered care.
A guided recovery process
Recovery is usually gradual and well tolerated. Most patients can resume their daily activities within a few days, provided they follow their doctor’s instructions.
It is normal to experience mild initial discomfort, which subsides over time, and follow-up care is provided to ensure proper healing.
- Follow-up medical examination.
- Clear care instructions.
- Tracking progress
- Ongoing support.
A guided recovery process
Recovery is usually gradual and well tolerated. Most patients can resume their daily activities within a few days, provided they follow their doctor’s instructions.
It is normal to experience mild initial discomfort, which subsides over time, and follow-up care is provided to ensure proper healing.
- Follow-up medical examination.
- Clear care instructions.
- Tracking progress
- Ongoing support.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does it affect your voice?
No. The procedure is performed using techniques that protect the vocal cords.
Is the scar visible?
The incision is usually small and strategically placed so that it is barely noticeable.
How long does recovery take?
Initial recovery is quick, although the final result becomes apparent over time.
Is it a safe procedure?
Yes, when performed by head and neck surgery specialists following appropriate protocols.