If you are in the Denver, Colorado area and considering plastic surgery, please contact experienced and board certified plastic surgeon Dr. Nick Slenkovich for an initial consultation.
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Having Realistic Expectations for Plastic Surgery
April 8, 2010 – 1:51 pm
Plastic surgery can be life-changing, but it’s important to understand that it will not change who you are. The patients who get the most out of plastic surgery are the patients who have realistic expectations. This means researching and learning about your procedures, and being honest with yourself and your doctor about your goals. Getting [...]
Why Select a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon
April 3, 2010 – 8:23 am
Any doctor can call himself a cosmetic surgeon. No special training in cosmetic surgery is required for a physician to start taking cosmetic surgery patients. In fact, the doctor may even call him or herself a board-certified cosmetic surgeon. But be aware, the doctor’s board certification may be in gynecology, family medicine, nuclear medicine, immunology, [...]
Breast Augmentation to Correct Breast Asymmetry
April 2, 2010 – 1:30 pm
A little asymmetry between breasts is very common and generally goes unnoticed by anyone but a woman herself. In fact, it is more likely for a woman to have asymmetrical breasts than breasts that are the same size. Correction of asymmetry is a popular motivator for breast augmentation surgery. Typically, Dr. Slenkovich prefers to correct [...]
Top 10 ways to get the most out of your consultation
April 1, 2010 – 12:46 pm
Considering a consultation? Our Patient Coordinator, Lyndsay, explains how to get the most out of your consultation with Denver plastic surgeon Dr. Slenkovich.
Q & A with oncologist about new mammogram guidelines
December 2, 2009 – 2:59 pm
Earlier this week the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force published new guidelines in the Annals of Internal Medicine stating that routine mammograms, should only be performed every other year on women ages 50 to 74, rather than every year starting at age 40. The guidelines also encouraged physicians to refrain from teaching their patients to [...]
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