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Nearly 50,000 thyroidectomies are performed in France each year for benign and malignant pathologies. Each one affects the life of the patient and represents, for some, suffering, symbolized by the stigma of the operation. The consequences of these scars vary according to the patient, their experience and their culture. For example, cervicotomies are particularly badly accepted in Asia since they are supposed to interrupt the fertility meridian. In France, increasing attention is being paid to the global management of a person with some disease. As a disease state may be transitory, the medical team must consider the situation "after the illness" and plan a return to normality. In particular, alternative approaches to cervicotomy have been developed, in which the scar is in a less visible location, at the cost of a more extensive dissection. These techniques include the transaxillary app
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