Thyroid gland surgery is a day-to-day practice for many specialist surgeons, while patients are increasingly looking for treatment options with more interesting cosmetic results.

Transvestibular thyroidectomy, also known as scarless surgery, can be performed with the aid of common laparoscopic materials or even a surgical robot.

In this way, it can be reproduced in several centers with less structure, which is why it has spread so quickly. It is the only remote access thyroidectomy technique that can be called "Scarless", because the others have skin scars hidden outside the anterior cervical region, while transvestibular thyroidectomy is performed with three small incisions in the labial mucosa.

There are currently more than 1,500 patients operated on using this technique in our country, where it is already practiced in most states. In addition to the East, where the technique is already well established, several American centers already offer this option to their patients, such as Johns Hopkins, the University of Chicago, Mount Sinai, Baylor College of Medicine, among others.

The technique is also performed routinely in centers in other Latin American countries, such as Argentina, Chile, Peru and Venezuela. To learn and perform the technique safely, hands-on training is essential, especially with the use of anatomical specimens. This course brings together the experience of renowned professionals, pioneers of the technique in Brazil, with the possibility of combining the practice of skills with anatomical parts, preparing the student for real surgery and providing a unique experience.