An Expert Touch for Your Voice
We offer an expert approach to the treatment of vocal cord paralysis and hoarseness. With years of experience in the healthcare field, we are focused on providing you with the best solutions. You can start the treatment process you need by contacting us.
ASSOC. PROF. DR. NECATI ENVER
Dr. Necati Enver graduated from Hacettepe Faculty of Medicine, completed his specialization training at Istanbul University, and pursued advanced fellowship training in the joint voice and swallowing disorders program of Weill Cornell and Columbia Universities in America. He also worked on voice, speech, and swallowing disorders at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and conducted research on head and neck cancers at Charité University in Berlin. Upon his return to Turkey, Dr. Enver began working as an Associate Professor at Marmara University’s Department of Otorhinolaryngology, where he applies the most current treatment methods for voice and swallowing disorders.
OUR TREATMENTS
Hoarseness
Vocal Cord Paralysis
Difficulty Swallowing
Shortness of Breath
Our Treatment Process
From appointment to treatment: a transparent, personalized process from start to finish.
Appointment & First Consultation
Book your appointment by phone, WhatsApp or the contact form, and tell us about your symptoms.
Examination & Diagnosis
A detailed ENT examination and any necessary tests help us reach an accurate diagnosis together.
Personalized Treatment Plan
Together we plan surgical, non-surgical or therapy options based on your condition.
Adding Life to Your Voice,
Value to Your Health.
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Your Questions Answered
The most common questions about voice, swallowing and breathing health.
When should hoarseness be taken seriously?+
Hoarseness lasting longer than two weeks should be evaluated by an ENT specialist, especially in professional voice users and smokers. An early examination helps identify the underlying cause accurately.
How is vocal cord paralysis treated?+
The treatment approach depends on the cause and duration of the paralysis and on the patient’s symptoms. Voice therapy, injection techniques or surgical options may be considered. The right method is planned after a detailed examination.
When should I see a doctor for difficulty swallowing?+
If you notice food sticking when you swallow, frequent coughing, weight loss or swallowing that keeps getting harder, you should see a specialist. A clinical examination and, when needed, further tests are used to find the cause.
What should I prepare before my appointment?+
Bringing any previous test results and reports, a list of the medications you take and notes on when your symptoms started makes the evaluation easier.
How can I book an appointment?+
You can request an appointment by phone, WhatsApp or the form on the Contact page. Our team will contact you to arrange the most convenient day and time.