Dr. Jason Hall

Dr. Jason Hall Board-certified plastic surgeon in Knoxville. Specializing in rhinoplasty & facial cosmetic surgery. Jason J. Hall, M.D., F.A.C.S.

Trillium Plastic Surgery

Dr. Hall specializes in facial cosmetic surgery, rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, injectable filler and Botox, and laser treatments. Prior to relocating to Knoxville, Dr. Hall was named a "Rising Star" in plastic surgery by Texas Monthly Magazine in 2014 and 2015. He has earned the distinction of "Top Doc" from Knoxville's CityView magazine multiple years in a row. In addition to running his private practice and serving as the Assistant Medical Director for the Park West Plastic Surgery Center (Knoxville's only private plastic surgery center), Dr. Hall travels internationally providing treatment to children born with congenital facial deformities.

03/30/2026

Cosmetic surgery isn’t something you should be talked into, and it’s definitely not something you should rush.

I see it all the time, patients coming in thinking they’re ready, when in reality there are a few major things that need to be addressed first.

So in this episode of The Trillium Show, I’m breaking down 10 signs you might not be ready for cosmetic surgery. From unrealistic expectations and filtered inspiration photos, to bigger issues like body dysmorphia, life stress, and not having the right support system in place.

This isn’t about gatekeeping plastic surgery, it’s about making sure you’re actually set up for a good outcome. Because when the timing and mindset are off, that’s when people end up disappointed, or worse.

If you’ve been thinking about a procedure, start here!

Watch on YouTube or listen on your favorite podcast platform.

03/23/2026

Every week, I see women in my office who feel uncomfortable in their own skin. And yet… they’re told it’s not something insurance will cover.

At the same time, there are cases where similar procedures are covered under different circumstances.

So the question becomes: What standard are we actually using?

If it’s about improving quality of life… shouldn’t that apply equally?

I’m genuinely curious where people land on this. Let me know your thoughts 👇

The full conversation is dropping exclusively on YouTube next week. Make sure to subscribe through the link in my bio so you don’t miss it.

There are quite a few new people here lately, so I figured it was time to properly introduce myself.I’m Dr. Jason Hall, ...
03/17/2026

There are quite a few new people here lately, so I figured it was time to properly introduce myself.

I’m Dr. Jason Hall, a plastic surgeon here in Knoxville, TN.

I grew up in East Tennessee and always knew I wanted to be a doctor. My father was a cancer surgeon, and seeing how deeply he cared about his patients left a lasting impression on me.

My training took me across the country — Wake Forest, UT Southwestern in Dallas, UT Houston, and a craniofacial fellowship at Stanford — before my family and I ultimately decided to come back home to East Tennessee to build our life and our practice here.

Plastic surgery is an incredibly rewarding field because it allows me to help people in so many different ways. From reconstructive procedures to aesthetic treatments that help someone feel more confident in their own skin.

At the end of the day, the reason I love this work is simple: the ability to make a real, lasting impact on someone’s life.

If you’re new here, welcome. I’m glad you found me!

Upper eyelid heaviness can make the eyes look tired even when you feel great.This patient is shown 6 months after an upp...
03/16/2026

Upper eyelid heaviness can make the eyes look tired even when you feel great.

This patient is shown 6 months after an upper blepharoplasty combined with a brow lift, a procedure that lifts the brow to its natural position and removes excess upper eyelid skin. The goal isn’t to change how someone looks, but to restore a more refreshed, open appearance while keeping the result natural.

Subtle changes make a meaningful difference!

If you’ve noticed drooping lids or a heavy brow, this combination can be a very effective solution. Message me to book a consultation today

03/13/2026

If you’ve lived in East Tennessee for any amount of time, chances are you’ve started your morning with

In this episode of The Trillium Show, Abby and I talk about her 20+ year career in television news, what life behind the anchor desk is really like, and why she decided it was time to walk away and start something new.

We also talk about criticism, confidence, mentorship, and the challenge of reinventing yourself after building a successful career in one field.

I really enjoyed this conversation and think you will too!

Find the episode on The Trillium Show available now on YouTube and wherever you listen to podcasts.

03/12/2026

Being a familiar face on local television comes with some interesting moments. So after two decades on air in East Tennessee, has plenty of stories.

Hear more from Abby about her career in television, life in the public eye, and what she’s building next on the latest episode of The Trillium Show.

Watch today on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts!

Six months after a deep plane facelift, the goal isn’t to look “different.” It’s to look like yourself again. Just more ...
03/12/2026

Six months after a deep plane facelift, the goal isn’t to look “different.” It’s to look like yourself again. Just more rested, lifted, and refreshed!

A deep plane facelift works below the surface, releasing and repositioning the deeper facial structures rather than simply pulling the skin tight. That’s why the result looks natural. The cheeks are restored, the jawline is sharper, and the face moves the way it’s supposed to.

Six months is an exciting point in recovery. Swelling has largely resolved, the tissues have settled, and the result is starting to fully reveal itself.

This is what thoughtful, structural facial rejuvenation looks like.

If you’re curious whether a deep plane facelift might be right for you, start with a consultation and a conversation. Book one with me today through the link in my bio.

03/05/2026

Most of modern healthcare is very good at managing disease. What it’s not very good at is actually creating health.

I see this all the time. Someone’s labs come back “normal,” but they still feel exhausted, inflamed, foggy, gaining weight, and generally not like themselves. The system says everything is fine, but the patient knows something is off.

In this episode of The Trillium Show, I sat down with Danese Rexroad, Chief Clinical Officer at Ways2Well, to talk about what’s actually driving so much of the chronic illness we’re seeing today. Danese works at the intersection of metabolic health, hormone optimization, and functional medicine, and we had a really thoughtful conversation about why so many people fall through the cracks of traditional healthcare.

We talked about why metabolic dysfunction sits underneath so many major diseases, what’s really happening with hormones as we age, and why women navigating perimenopause are so often dismissed or told their symptoms are “just part of getting older.” We also got into environmental toxins like BPA and glyphosate, the role of strength training as we age, and how medications like GLP-1s can be helpful when they’re used thoughtfully and paired with the right lifestyle strategy.

This episode is really about zooming out and looking at the bigger picture. Not chasing symptoms, but understanding root causes and building a plan that protects your health span, not just your lifespan.

If you’re interested in learning more about Ways2Well, you can head to the link below. They’ve also been kind enough to offer a discount for listeners of the show.

https://shop.ways2well.com/?ref=drhall
Use code DRJASONHALL for 10% off when you sign up.

And as always, if there’s a topic you want us to go deeper on shoot me a DM or email info@drjasonhall.com

03/04/2026

Check out episode 85 of The Trillium Show for a deep dive on how to get rid of wrinkles and lines for good!

02/25/2026

RF microneedling isn’t magic, it’s controlled injury + intelligent energy delivery.

When it’s done correctly, it can improve skin texture, firmness, and fine lines by stimulating your own collagen.
When it’s done poorly? You risk burns, fat loss, and disappointing results.

This is why device choice, depth, and experience matter.
There’s a right way to do this and LOTS of wrong ways.

To learn more about RF Microneedling and see if it’s the correct treatment for you, check out episodes 103, 101, and 90 of The Trillium Show.

At 62, facial aging isn’t just “loose skin.” It’s changes in deeper structures of the face and neck.This is 6 months aft...
02/21/2026

At 62, facial aging isn’t just “loose skin.” It’s changes in deeper structures of the face and neck.

This is 6 months after a deep plane face and neck lift. A technique that repositions what’s actually falling, instead of just pulling the surface tighter.

No filters, no filler, no gimmicks. Just anatomy, time, and thoughtful surgery.

If you’re considering surgery, this is the part no one explains well online: good results should look like you, just less tired.

Book a consultation with me at drjasonhall.com or through the link in my bio.

02/20/2026

You don’t get “jowls” in isolation. Your jawline and your neck age together.

If you don’t understand that connection, it’s easy to chase treatments that don’t actually address the problem.

This episode breaks down what’s really happening anatomically when you see jowls forming on your face and how to think about your options before you waste money or get overtreated.

Listen today on episode 107 of the Trillium Show and make sure to tune in next Thursday for an even deeper dive on jowls.

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Knoxville, TN
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Changing Lives In The USA And Abroad

This last point – being able to change the course of another person’s entire life for the better (and from the very beginning) – lays at the foundation of what being a doctor is. It is why I get up every day. It is also the reason I travel internationally on surgical missions. Overseas mission trips are exhausting, they are uncomfortable, and they are hard. However, to know after a week of surgery that I have personally changed the lives of twenty individual children and their families is a feeling that is difficult to describe, and without actually going on one of those trips, it’s difficult to explain. I would love it if you all had the opportunity to experience it, and encourage you to volunteer your time on one of these trips if you can.

That said, I realize that most people will never have the chance to experience a medical mission trip. However, I have come up with a way to allow everyone that has “joined” our practice family to share in the joy that comes with that kind of service.

We call this program “For You. For All.”

For every cosmetic procedure that I perform – from lesion removals to filler and Botox to surgery – a portion of the fee will be donated to charity organizations dedicated to improving the lives of children who otherwise would go without the surgical care that they need to live happy, fulfilled lives. It’s my way of giving – not only to those children, but to you. And every year, you’ll be able to see the impact you have on other children’s lives, simply by being a part of ours.