Monday, January 26, 2026

Puberphonia treatment

Puberphonia Treatment by Dr M Kumaresan 9841055774

What is the problem?
Puberphonia is a condition where a boy’s voice does not change after puberty and remains high-pitched or female-like, even though the vocal cords are normal.
Is surgery needed?
❌ No surgery
❌ No medicines
❌ No hormone treatment
What is done in our treatment?
✔ We help the voice shift from the throat (larynx) to the pharynx and uvula, where the natural male voice is produced.
How is it done?
Gentle uvula and pharyngeal stimulation
Simple breathing and voice guidance
Voice is corrected naturally, not forcefully
The patient hears his original male voice immediately
How long does it take?
Voice change is often immediate
Treatment is completed within 5 days
No hospital admission
Is it permanent?
✔ Yes, in most patients the corrected voice is permanent
✔ Especially when done at the right age
One-Line Message
“Puberphonia is not a disease of the vocal cords.
It is a voice usage problem—and it is curable without surgery.”
“High-pitched voice after puberty?
Vocal cords are normal.
Treatment is available.
Voice can change immediately.”
“Our method redirects phonation from a laryngeal pattern to a pharyngeal–uvular resonance. The larynx is normal; the problem is functional. Uvula manipulation and resonance correction produce immediate pitch lowering.”

Thursday, January 22, 2026

Puberphonia class

**Puberphonia Awareness Program
(Training Classes for Paramedical Professionals)**
Course coordinater
Dr. Siva Subramaniam & sSankar at Siva ENT hospital on 1st February 9 am to 4pm, admission free.
About the Program
Puberphonia is a common yet under-diagnosed voice disorder in adolescent and adult males, where the voice remains abnormally high-pitched despite normal laryngeal anatomy. Early identification and proper guidance can prevent long-term psychological and social consequences.
This Puberphonia Awareness Program is designed to educate and empower paramedical professionals to identify, counsel, and appropriately guide patients with puberphonia.
Target Participants
Audiologists
Speech & Hearing Assistants
Nursing staff
Physiotherapy & Occupational Therapy graduates
Allied Health Science graduates
Voice trainers and rehabilitation assistants
Objectives of the Program
To create awareness about puberphonia as a treatable condition
To help paramedical professionals identify puberphonia early
To explain the difference between laryngeal voice and pharyngeal voice
To introduce the concept of non-surgical correction
To reduce stigma, fear, and misconceptions among patients and families
Topics Covered
What is puberphonia?
Common myths and misunderstandings
Psychological and social impact of puberphonia
Role of resonance and pharyngeal sound production
Importance of early referral and motivation
Case demonstrations (before and after voice samples)
Role of paramedical staff in awareness and follow-up
Teaching Method
Interactive classroom sessions
Audio-visual demonstrations
Case discussions
Question & answer sessions
Outcome of the Program
Participants will confidently identify puberphonia cases
Improved patient counselling and referral
Enhanced professional knowledge as an add-on skill
Contribution to puberphonia eradication at the community level
Certification
Certificate of participation will be provided.

Monday, January 19, 2026

Nigeria patient comming soon for puberphonia treatment in siva

We are happy to inform you that a patient from Nigeria is coming for our puberphonia treatment. First he has an online consultation.
Please help me to include in the medical tourism. Medical tourism companies, all over the world can contact us. 9841055774

Sunday, January 18, 2026

Uvula Manipulation and Resonance treatment

Dr. M. Kumaresan treats puberphonia using a non-surgical method called Uvula Manipulation and Resonance (UMAR) treatment, which involves manipulating the uvula and training resonance to lower a person's voice pitch. This technique reportedly achieves results in a short timeframe, sometimes in as little as five days, through a combination of intraoral pharyngeal resonance manipulation and breathing exercises. The treatment aims to redirect vocal resonance from the larynx to the pharynx and is described as non-invasive, cost-effective, and without medication or surgery. 9841055774
Dr. M. Kumaresan

Puberphonia treatment

Dr. M. Kumaresan treats puberphonia using a non-surgical method called Uvula Manipulation and Resonance (UMAR) treatment, which involves manipulating the uvula and training resonance to lower a person's voice pitch. This technique reportedly achieves results in a short timeframe, sometimes in as little as five days, through a combination of intraoral pharyngeal resonance manipulation and breathing exercises. The treatment aims to redirect vocal resonance from the larynx to the pharynx and is described as non-invasive, cost-effective, and without medication or surgery. 9841055774
Dr. M. Kumaresan