if a woman has her tonsils removed will it cause her to grow facial hair?

No, tonsils located in the back of the throat and are thought to help produce antibodies. They are often a problem from many people because they are susceptible to a many number of virus and bacterial infections which causes a lot of problems. It is believed that they developed in a time when people didn't come in contact with many other people and were less likely to get sick. It also seems that they are good for aiding the body in getting rid of parasites. In most societies today parasites aren't a common problem and the tonsils are often a liability rather then an asset. Therefore they are commonly removed to get rid of infection problems associated with them. Because they are not a part of the endocrine (hormone) system they don't change the body's hormones and chemicals and won't effect things such as hair growth. Women who suffer from facial hair do so because of hormones or imbalances of hormones in their body.

firstly, gosh i would hate to have angle eyes. it might be nice to have angel eyes. secondly, if you've started sprouting hersutistic features, suggest you see a doc whose specialty that kind of thing is. not an otolaryngologist who may have been involved with the tosillectomy.

problems with tonsils are totally separate from endocrinological problems. best of luck.