Why do most plastic surgeons stay away from jaw angle implants?

The direct answer is 'yes'. The risk in to introduce the risk of infection to the healed site. Also, one may also choose a different material for the implants to achieve a proper contour rather than rely on 'stacking' implants which may not 'fit' together

We see a number of 'overzealous' jaw reductions in a Vline approach and commonly correct with implants. The materials vary in 'quality' although most are suitable dependent upon the 'strength' desired..ie subtle or strong. The procedure is safe. Infection is the short term risk

Standard implants will not give you the look you expect to have because they are not specifically made for you or your personal vision. In many cases, even custom-fit/custom-designed implants are not ideal for some patients because you must consider the look they will produce on your face as a...

Yes, you are being harsh with yourself. Sometimes, it is not as bad as we think it is. You have options, but the number one thing we need to do is understand and specify what you feel is lacking in your face and look overall. We must weigh the options and possible solutions because you have...

From the limited photos you have provided, I can only assume that you are a good candidate for custom cheek implants. It would uplift your mid-face and give you more "presence" and a less tired look. The jaw, lips, and nose look proportionate in this picture. Best

The observation is not untrue - the type of material used is often the issue. If one uses a 'preformed' implant, then the material is even more important since 'hard' materials look too strong especially for females. As well, there is a misconception that 'CT scans' will improve the outcome; but...