In recent years, as thyroid diseases have increased year by year, there are more and more ways to treat thyroid diseases. From the traditional open surgery to the current endoscopic thyroidectomy, there has been a flying development.

The development of thyroid surgery technology has experienced conventional open surgery, small incision surgery, small incision dental mirror-assisted thyroid surgery (Miccoli surgery), to complete endoscopic thyroid surgery. 

At present, in laparoscopic thyroid surgery, whether it is through the axillary breast, areola, breast breast or underarm approach, without exception, a long subcutaneous tunnel in the chest wall is required to reach the neck surgery area. There is no neck incision, but The chest wall is traumatized.

With the advancement of surgical technology and the continuous optimization of surgical equipment, surgical methods are developing in a more minimally invasive, cosmetic, and safer direction, and the endoscopic thyroid surgery through the oral vestibular approach is gradually being promoted. 

Laparoscopic thyroid surgery through the oral vestibular approach is to make a 1cm and two 5mm incisions between the lower teeth and the lower lip, and insert a puncture device into the three incisions respectively, and perform fine operations under the direct vision of the endoscopy to complete the endoscopy. Lower thyroidectomy. The mass specimen was also taken out through the oral vestibular incision, and finally the incision was sutured with absorbable thread. The postoperative oral and mandibular pain is very mild, and the neck is less painful than open surgery because there is no incision. 

And because oral surgery does not cut open the platysma, the postoperative swallowing foreign body sensation is significantly lower than that of open surgery. At the same time, postoperative wounds heal quickly and no scars are left in the oral cavity. The minimally invasive and cosmetic procedure is perfect.