Recovery after vocal polyp surgery includes two aspects, pathological structure and vocal function recovery, and the specific time needs to be judged according to the nature and scope of the lesion, surgical method and control of the underlying disease, etc. The recovery of the wound after surgery can heal within 2 weeks, and the recovery of vocal function can take about one week to two months depending on the physical condition. The incision will heal within 2 weeks after surgery, and the recovery of vocal function will take from one week to two months, depending on the condition of the body. If the vocal polyp is small, the surgery is usually less invasive and the postoperative recovery is relatively faster, with the incision healing within 1 week and the vocal function recovering within 1-2 weeks. If the vocal polyp is larger and more serious, the surgery is usually more invasive and requires a longer recovery time, with the incision recovering in about 2 weeks or even longer, and the vocal function recovering in up to 2 months. It is important to take good care of your vocal polyps after surgery, such as not yelling, talking loudly, or talking for long periods of time. You should also rest and not exert yourself, and go to the hospital if you experience any abnormalities during your recovery period.