In the medical field, sutures and metal staples have been used for wound and incision closure after surgery, however, both of these methods have limitations in regards to the areas of application and efficiency. During laryngeal surgical procedures, a laryngoscope is inserted into the patient's throat and surgical tools are placed through it for the examination of the larynx and surgery in order to avoid external incisions. The method of deploying staples with an endoscopic stapler is superior to the usage of sutures. While metal staples are easier and faster to apply and can operate in smaller spaces, the metal is more likely to increase the risk of infection and requires the patient to return for the removal process which may also lead to further complications. With bioabsorbable staples we hope to reduce patient’s hospital time, improve healing with less risk of infection, and minimize the amount of scarring.