Colorado Plastic Surgery Center is a multi-surgeon cosmetic and reconstructive practice in Littleton, on the south side of the Denver metro. Lead surgeon Dr. Nick Slenkovich, Denver Plastic Surgery is board-certified, and the site puts concrete numbers behind that: more than twenty years in practice and over 5,000 procedures performed. A second surgeon, Dr. Laura Anne Roider, is board-eligible and focuses on breast and body work. Two named surgeons with stated credentials, listed up front, tells a prospective patient more about Dr. Nick Slenkovich, Denver Plastic Surgery than any "expert team" line ever would. Many patients start with a quick directory search, and the specifics here survive that first look.

Surgeon credentials with case volume

The clinical menu is laid out in four groups. Breast procedures cover augmentation, lift, reduction, revision, and gynecomastia. The face category runs through facelift, rhinoplasty, eyelid and brow lift, neck lift, otoplasty, and buccal fat removal. Body work includes liposuction, tummy tuck, Brazilian butt lift, arm and thigh lifts, post-weight-loss contouring, and vaginal rejuvenation. There is also a set of minor and skin procedures: scar revision, mole and skin tag removal, tattoo excision, and CoolPeel CO2 laser resurfacing. That last category is worth noting because the practice handles in-office cases without an operating room, which not every cosmetic surgery site makes clear.

Who performs the procedures?

What a prospective patient usually wants to know first is who holds the scalpel, and on that point the site is direct. Dr. Nick Slenkovich, Denver Plastic Surgery carries credentials and case volume openly. The 5,000-plus figure is specific enough to be verified in person during a consultation. Twenty years is long enough to have settled into a style, and short of the point where a surgeon is winding down. For someone weighing a facelift or a revision case, that experience band is relevant.

Two surgeons divided by specialty

Pairing him with Dr. Roider, who concentrates on breast and body, implies the workload is divided by area of focus, rather than spread across both surgeons doing everything. A two-surgeon setup with declared specialties usually means the practice has enough volume to justify the division. Board-eligible is a step below board-certified, and the site does not paper over the distinction, which is the honest way to present it. That candour fits the overall tone of Dr. Nick Slenkovich, Denver Plastic Surgery, where claims come with numbers attached rather than vague reassurances.

Dr. Nick Slenkovich, Denver Plastic Surgery is the name on the door, and the surrounding structure, two surgeons with four procedure groups, supports that name instead of leaning on it. In cosmetic surgery, the surgeon's record is the product, so leading with named people and hard numbers is the right order of priority.

Procedure groups across four categories

Beyond the procedure list, the site puts real effort into the parts of the decision that happen before anyone books. There is a before-and-after photo gallery, which is close to mandatory in cosmetic surgery and tells a visitor the practice is willing to show its own results. Patient resource pages and an FAQ section cover questions people are often too cautious to ask on a phone call: recovery time, what to expect, how consultations run. A blog rounds out the educational content.

Educational resources before consultation

Financing information sits alongside all of this, and its presence is practical. Elective procedures are expensive and rarely covered by insurance, so spelling out payment options saves an awkward conversation and shows the practice expects patients to plan ahead for cost. None of these pages reinvent anything, but together they cover the ground a careful patient would want covered, and the work was clearly done.

Payment options and financing details

On reaching the practice, the contact path is plain. A phone number is listed alongside a separate accessibility line, and the physical address on Southpark Drive in Littleton is published outright. A contact section sits in the main navigation. For a surgical practice that runs on scheduled consultations, an address and a staffed phone line are the details that count, and Dr. Nick Slenkovich, Denver Plastic Surgery puts both where a visitor will find them in seconds.

Contact information and location

One real limitation should be stated. A search of the usual review platforms, Healthgrades, RealSelf, Yelp, and Vitals, returned no accessible results; each blocked the request. No independent rating or count could be pulled. That is a gap in the picture: the verification a patient would normally do through third-party stars has to happen another way, through the gallery, a direct consultation, and a personal check of the surgeons' board status. The absence of retrievable reviews here reflects platform blocking during the search, so it should be read as unconfirmed, not as a negative finding about the practice.

Review platforms and verification gaps

Dr. Nick Slenkovich, Denver Plastic Surgery covers the full cosmetic range a metro-area patient is likely to ask about, and it backs that with two named surgeons, a results gallery, and practical pages around scheduling and cost. The depth of the procedure list is the strongest part of this listing. Named surgeons with stated experience give the published information something solid underneath it. What the site cannot supply on its own is an outside read on those results; Dr. Nick Slenkovich, Denver Plastic Surgery leaves that to the in-person visit, which is where it should be decided anyway. The CoolPeel laser and the minor-procedure list mean a small skin concern has a route into the same practice without booking a surgical consultation first.