Worldwide, tonsillectomy is one of the commonest pediatric surgeries [1]. Postoperative pain is crucial because it can limit oral intake with consequent dehydration and may serious dehydration complications [2]. Tonsillectomy could be followed by complications such as hemorrhage, pain, dehydration, and infection. After tonsillectomy in pediatrics, it was encountered hemorrhage, dehydration, and infection or fever at 3%, 4%, and 1% estimated rates, respectively [3]. Te post-tonsillectomy wound healing is an area that is poorly studied with very few available literature studies. Terefore, clinicians have limited evidence on how to direct dissection methods to improve post-tonsillectomy healing. Better knowledge in this area may lead to improved judgment of operative techniques and the postoperative experience. Tis might lessen the wound healing negative sequels and prevent the sizable related health-care costs [4]. In the current study, we combined cold dissection and bipolar cautery for hemostasis and dealing with the lower