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Kids & PediatricsCPT 42825Common

Tonsillectomy (Pediatric) in Austin, TX — Cash Pay Price

Tonsillectomy (Pediatric) costs $1,500–$5,000 cash-pay in Austin, TX. The lowest verified price is $1,500 at Austin providers. MarketCare compares multiple providers in the Austin metro area. No insurance needed.

Tonsil removal surgery for children

Best Cash Price

$1,500

at Austin providers

Call (512) 328-7722

vs. Austin hospital avg.

$7,800Save 65%
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Estimated PriceThis price is based on aggregator data (Zocdoc, CMS files). Good estimate but may vary — call to confirm exact cost.

Based on aggregator data · Mar 2026

Quick Facts

Code

42825

Category

Kids & Pediatrics

Frequency

Common

Price Variance

Very High

Providers Found

1 in Austin

Best Price Call

(512) 328-7722

Top 1 Austin Providers

Cash-pay prices ranked lowest firstCPT 42825

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1
ENT & Allergy Center of AustinBEST PRICE?Needs Call

1730 E Whitestone Blvd, Suite 100, Cedar Park, TX 78613

(512) 328-7722

Source: austinentmd.com

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Cost Breakdown

Tonsillectomy (Pediatric) typically results in 3 separate bills. Here's what to expect.

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Surgeon Fee

Surgeon's professional fee

$1,200$2,800

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Facility / OR Fee

Operating room or surgery center

$1,200$3,500

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Anesthesiologist Fee

Separate bill from anesthesiologist

$600$1,700

Total Estimated Cost

Sum of all three bills

$3,000$8,000

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Always ask upfront

You may receive separate bills from your surgeon, the surgery center, and the anesthesiologist — even if they work at the same location. Always ask each provider for their cash-pay rate before scheduling.

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Telehealth Alternative

⚡ Partially Available

Price Comparison

🏥 In-Person

$1,500$5,000

💻 Telehealth

$25–$99

💡 Note: Initial consultations, follow-ups, and prescription management can be done via telehealth. Physical exams, labs, and procedures require an in-person visit.