Combating Voice Disorders

In addition to a focus on ear and thyroid issues, we also specialize in voice disorders. Patients in need of medical attention to address voice issues have either experienced acute onset of voice difficulties, had a hoarse sound to their voice for several weeks or, in many cases, are active smokers.

The solution can be as simple as speech therapy or learning better breathing techniques or it could require a surgical procedure for the best outcome. To determine your personal course of action, our team will talk with you to understand how you use your voice and how often. For example, someone who works in road construction and spends a majority of the day yelling to be heard will use his voice differently than a front desk receptionist.

Taking the time to get to know you, your lifestyle and your needs is just one of the many aspects that sets Georgia Ear, Nose & Throat Specialists apart. We listen, we take down your history, and we never assume a diagnosis. We engage in conversation, rather than simply talking ‘doctor’ talk that leaves you with unanswered questions. By doing so, we ensure you understand exactly what we’re thinking and what treatment we’re recommending every step of the way.

About Dr. Logan

A native of Savannah, Dr. Logan was the first Otolaryngology resident in the Emory University/Grady Memorial Hospital program. He also brought the first Otolaryngology laser to Savannah for surgical use. Learn more about Dr. Logan here.

About Dr. DeBlieux

Dr. DeBlieux specializes in disorders of the ear, nose and throat. He has special interests in sleep surgery, thyroid and parotid surgery and voice disorder surgery. Learn more about Dr. DeBlieux here.