About Dr. Jones: One of Utah's Best Plastic Surgeons

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Dr. Trenton C. Jones was born and raised in Utah, where he's been in the business of improving lives for the past 20 years. A former missionary, tutor, and current family man, Dr. Jones is also bilingual, and fluent in Japanese. Dr. Jones is highly skilled with the latest surgical procedures, including his Rapid Recovery Breast Augmentation—one of the fastest, least-invasive, least-painful

breast enhancement procedures available. Dr. Jones is fully trained in all aspects of cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, and he's been practicing the latest innovations and technology in the field of plastic surgery for the past 20 years. Dr. Jones is an avid skier, sailor and reader, but his wife and three kids are his true passion. When not serving his patients, Dr. Jones is active in the Utah community.

Education

Graduated with a BA from the University of Utah. Received his MD from University of Utah School of Medicine. Received general surgery training at the University of Colorado. Completed his surgery residency at University of Kansas, with a fellowship in burn surgery and critical care.

Experience

Dr. Jones is fully trained in all aspects of cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, and he's been practicing the latest innovations and technology in the field of plastic surgery for the past 20 years.

Awards

Dr. Jones has received the Patient's Choice Award from 2008-2020, and the Compassionate Doctor Recognition Award in 2009, 2010, 2012 and 2013, and is consistently voted by patients as one of Utah's best plastic surgeons.

Plastic Surgery Residency: Department of Plastic Surgery, University of Kansas Medical Center, 1997-1999
General Surgery Residency: Department of General Surgery, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, 1993-1996
Medical Doctorate: University of Utah School of Medicine, Salt Lake City, Utah, May 1993
Bachelor of Arts: University of Utah, Major in Psychology, Minors in Japanese and Chemistry, June 1989

Paper presented at the 1999 Plastic Surgery Senior Residents Conference on “The Use of a Parallelogram Plating System for the Fixation of Phalangeal and Metacarpal Fractures”
Paper presented at the 1998 American Society for Peripheral Nerve Conference and the 1999 American Burn Association Conference on “Critical Illness Neuropathy in the Burn Patient”
Investigated the effects of laser assisted anastomosis on intimal hyperplasia in vascular grafts, under the direction of Dr. Peter Lawrence, University of Utah School of Medicine
Compiled a portion of the medical data base for “Iliad”, a computer based medical diagnostics program, under the direction of Dr. Homer Warner, Chair of the Department of Medical Information, University of Utah School Of Medicine
Research Assistant to David Oppenheim as a graduate student at the University of Utah, studying applications of attachment theory and behavior in preschool children, 1987
Assistant to Dr. Donald Strassberg, Department of Psychology, University of Utah, studying communication patterns in sexually functional and dysfunctional couples, 1988-1989
Independent research project for the Department of Psychology at the University of Utah, evaluating the employability and career goals of psychology/sociology graduates

Cum Laude graduate
Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society
Owl and Key National Honor Society
Phi Eta Sigma Freshman Honor Society
Dean’s Honor Roll
Departmental Scholarship in Psychology, 1986-1989
Departmental Scholarship in Physical Therapy, 1983-1984
Third Place, 1988 University of Utah Poetry Competition: “My Summer Dalliance” published in The Daily Utah Chronicle
“Two Haiku About Winter” in Japanese with translation, published in the Cicada edition of Amelia literary magazine, 1987 Poem “This Living Hand” published in the collected works A Muse to Follow as a finalist in the National Poetry Competition