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Is there a surgery i can get to thicken my vocal cords and improve the deepness of my voice? how much does a surgery like that typically cost?
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Speech therapist: Consult a speech therapist. There is no surgical procedure to thicken the cords and it is unlikely that you need one any way. You may try a medical school near you for a speech therapy specialist.
Answered 11/16/2016
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