Begin by retracting the anterior tonsillar pillar to expose the tonsil, use a cold knife (scalpel or tonsil dissector) to make an incision along the anterior pillar near the mucosal margin of the tonsil, identify the plane between the tonsillar capsule and the underlying pharyngeal muscle, then carefully dissect the tonsil away from the surrounding tissues, following the plane to avoid trauma to the underlying structures, proceed from the superior pole of the tonsil to the inferior pole, ensuring that the entire tonsil is removed, use gauze or sponges to control minor bleeding during the procedure, for more significant bleeding, apply direct pressure or use ligatures and cold packs, achieve final hemostasis using absorbable sutures or electrocautery if needed

Radiofrequency bipolar forceps, connected to a radiofrequency apparatus model Ellman Surgitron 4 MHz (Ellman International, New York, USA) by which cutting and dissection with coagulation were done in the same time with minimal diffuse heating to the surrounding tissue. The power was adjusted to a power grade 40 in a bipolar mode.