Would Upper Neck Pain and TMJ Issues Be a Contraindication to Rhinoplasty/Intubation?

I have a history of upper neck pain and TMJ issues. I am interested in undergoing rhinoplasty, but I have concerns about the intubation process required before surgery. My understanding is that intubation may involve manipulation of the jaw and upper neck to secure the airway, and I am worried this could aggravate my existing upper neck and TMJ problems if done aggressively. Would my history of neck pain and TMJ dysfunction be considered a contraindication to rhinoplasty? Additionally, would it be possible to wear a hard cervical collar during the procedure as a preventive measure, or as a reminder to the surgical and anesthesia teams that I have pre-existing neck concerns? My goal would be to help minimize unnecessary neck and jaw manipulation and ensure that extra care is taken during intubation.