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Scars located in the middle of the neck after thyroid surgery are unacceptable to many patients, especially females. The size of the incision (and the resulting scar) is larger when such surgery is accompanied by lateral neck dissection. Recently, several authors in different countries have reported successful results after transoral thyroid surgery. We also recently performed transoral surgery to treat thyroid cancer and reported our initial experiences. Here we describe a case treated by transoral endoscopic thyroidectomy combined with a modified radical neck dissection, done using a facelift approach in a patient with keloid-prone skin.

A Case of Transoral Endoscopic Thyroidectomy Combined with Facelift Modified Radical Neck Dissection