The cost of heart surgery is usually based on the nature of the procedure, which is generally categorized as stent surgery, bypass surgery, pacemaker surgery, etc., so the exact cost cannot be generalized. It is also related to the area of consultation and the level of hospital. 1. Stenting: Stenting is usually done by placing a stent into a blood vessel that supplies nutrients to the heart, which opens up the blood vessel and helps blood flow through it, and the cost usually ranges from 5,000-20,000 dollars. 2. Bypass Surgery: Bypass surgery is generally used for patients with blocked blood vessels and heart vessels that are unable to accommodate stent implantation, and is usually more expensive, ranging from $30,000-$60,000 dollars. 3. Pacemaker Surgery: Pacemaker surgery is usually applied to patients with bradycardia and heart failure, and is usually performed by placing a pacemaker on the left or right side of the arm of the chest, and the cost may range from 20,000 to 50,000 dollars. Patients with severe congenital heart disease may not be able to be cured by surgery and are not able to estimate the price. The cost of heart surgery also needs to be consulted at the attending hospital and is governed by the local pricing authority.