CPT 15835
Excision excessive skin buttock
Last reviewed August 2026 · DataLily AI data team
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CPT 15835 at a glance
- Code
- 15835
- Code type
- CPT/HCPCS
- Short descriptor
- Exc excessive skin buttock
- Category
- ASC Surgical
- ASC eligibility
- ASC-eligible (surgical)
- Typical setting
- Ambulatory surgery center (POS 24) or hospital outpatient department (POS 22).
- Medicare ASC rate
- $1,248.36 national · 2026Q2
What is CPT code 15835?
CPT 15835 is a CPT/HCPCS procedure code for excision excessive skin buttock. Its official short descriptor is "Exc excessive skin buttock". In the ASC context it is grouped under ASC Surgical.
Is CPT 15835 eligible in an ambulatory surgery center (ASC)?
CPT 15835 can be performed in a certified ambulatory surgery center.
Where is CPT 15835 typically performed?
Ambulatory surgery center (POS 24) or hospital outpatient department (POS 22).
What is the Medicare ASC payment rate for CPT 15835?
The national Medicare ASC payment rate for CPT 15835 is $1,248.36 (Medicare ASC Payment System, 2026Q2). This is the national, unadjusted Medicare amount; the amount an individual ambulatory surgery center is paid is adjusted for local wage index and may differ. It reflects Medicare's facility payment only and does not include the surgeon's professional fee.
Which specialties use CPT 15835?
CPT 15835 is most associated with General Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Surgery – Plastic & Reconstructive.
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