“Jaw-angle implants go in through the mouth. What is the infection plan, and who do I call if something feels wrong weeks later?” It is the right question to ask before any custom wrap-around jawline implant, because the incisions sit at the back of the mouth, a place that is never sterile, and men who had this done elsewhere describe infections that surfaced weeks later. Ask for two things in writing: where the operation happens, and who examines you if swelling grows after it had begun to settle, the jaw turns warm or red, or a bad taste or drainage appears inside the mouth. At Troell Cosmetic Surgery, Dr. Robert J. Troell, a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, performs the general-anesthesia wrap-around cases at an AAAASF-accredited surgical facility with the facility’s anesthesia team, sees his own patients at every follow-up visit himself, and holds hospital privileges should a problem ever need hospital care. Our medicalSpecialty is facial plastic surgery, and Troell Cosmetic Surgery & Facial Plastic Clinic is a cosmetic and facial plastic surgery practice. The full answer is in our custom jawline implants guide — tap Learn More to read it.
