In clinical practice, the cost of thyroid ablation surgery is around$10,000. It is important to note that thyroid ablation surgery has strict indications for the procedure. Generally speaking, thyroid ablation surgery is only applicable to patients with benign thyroid tumors. If patients are suspected of having thyroid cancer, they should not undergo thyroid ablation surgery, as this will delay the patient’s condition and treatment. Therefore, before thyroid ablation surgery, the patient’s thyroid tumor must be precisely located and its nature must be precisely determined. For example, the patient can have a thyroid ultrasound or thyroid CT examination before surgery to determine the benignity and malignancy of the patient’s thyroid swelling. Generally speaking, if a patient’s thyroid swelling is clearly a benign thyroid tumor, then thyroid ablation surgery can be performed. However, once the patient’s thyroid tumor is suspected to be malignant, thyroid ablation surgery is unnecessary and thyroidectomy is required, followed by pathological examination to clarify the nature, which is safe and effective for the patient.