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Dr. Matthew D. Freeman, MD - Board Eligible Plastic Surgeon in Denver, Colorado

Dr. Matthew D. Freeman, MD

Board Eligible Plastic Surgeon

Denver, Colorado
● Taking New Patients
5(19 ratings)

Consultation $75

Dr. Matthew D. Freeman, MD - Board Eligible Plastic Surgeon in Denver, Colorado

Center for Cosmetic Surgery

501 S Cherry St #900, Colorado

(303) 951-2100

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Consultation fee: $75

Each service is approximately 60 minutes.

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About

Dr. Matthew D. Freeman, MD is a board-eligible plastic surgeon based in Denver, Colorado, specializing in cutting-edge techniques. He's affiliated with The Center for Cosmetic Surgery and boasts a stellar 5.0-star rating from 45 satisfied patients. Dr. Freeman is dedicated to providing the latest advancements in plastic surgery to achieve natural-looking results. While cost information isn't available here, you can contact his office for a consultation.

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Specialties

  • Board Eligible Plastic Surgeon

Procedures & Services

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Average Cost of Surgery

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Breast Reduction

$14,500

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Patient Experience

Dr. Matthew D. Freeman Review Summary

5
Dr. Freeman has consistently received top marks across various platforms. With a perfect 5.0 rating from 45 reviews, patients rave about his expertise and results.

Ratings from Other Platforms

m.yelp.com

5 out of 5

Based on 8 reviews

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realself.com

5 out of 5

Based on 45 reviews

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5 out of 5

Based on 1 reviews

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Google Reviews

5 out of 5

Based on 21 reviews

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Questions, Answers, and Information Directly from Dr. Matthew D. Freeman

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What is the Sientra LPP breast implant?
The Sientra LPP is a new breast implant that patients are encouraged to discuss during their consultation to determine if it's suitable for their desired outcome.
What does breast rejuvenation surgery involve?
Breast rejuvenation typically includes breast augmentation (to add volume, often with implants) and/or breast lifting (mastopexy) to reshape the breast, lift and reposition nipples, and reduce excess skin. A breast lift alone does not add volume. The best approach depends on individual goals and is determined during a consultation.
Why is smoking a significant risk for plastic surgery patients?
Smoking, including vaporizers and nicotine products, significantly increases the risk of complications like tissue necrosis (tissue death) due to vasoconstriction, which reduces blood supply. This can lead to longer recovery, extensive dressing changes, and potentially revision surgeries. Patients are generally not good candidates for many plastic surgery procedures if they are currently smoking, with some studies showing up to a 13x increased risk of necrosis. It is recommended to quit smoking before scheduling a consultation.
What is the typical recovery timeline and activity restrictions after a tummy tuck?
Dr. Freeman generally recommends taking about two weeks off work, though some desk job patients might feel ready at ten days. Most patients feel good for general activity around four weeks post-op. However, it's recommended to wait about six weeks before engaging in any heavy lifting or strenuous activity. When resuming activities, start slowly and listen to your body, avoiding immediate high-intensity exercises.
Can I breastfeed after breast reduction surgery?
Yes, in general, patients are able to breastfeed after breast reduction surgery. The proportion of women who may need to supplement with formula is similar to that in the general population, which is approximately 20%.
What are the potential changes to nipple sensation after a breast lift?
Approximately 5-10% of patients may experience changes in nipple sensation after a breast lift, which can include becoming hypersensitive, less sensitive, or rarely, losing sensation entirely. While permanent loss is rare, temporary changes are common. Almost all patients regain full sensation, though it can take up to a couple of months for sensation to return.
Do non-surgical nose lifter devices work?
Dr. Freeman's review of 'nose lifter' devices indicates they are ineffective and uncomfortable, showing no noticeable change or even worsening appearance. There is no scientific literature supporting their efficacy. The practice emphasizes evidence-based plastic surgery, using only techniques well-established in literature and proven to work.
What are the different facelift techniques, and what matters most for results?
There are various facelift techniques, including those that address skin, fat, muscle, and the deep plane (under the muscle). A deep plane facelift involves extensive dissection under the muscle, and while it's a valid approach that has been around for decades, there's no data indicating it's significantly better than other techniques. What truly matters for optimal results is having a highly experienced facelift surgeon who performs many facelifts, does them very well, and selects the technique most appropriate for your individual facial anatomy and goals.
Why is fall considered an excellent time for a facelift?
Fall is an excellent time to consider a facelift due to several factors: the proximity to holidays allows for recovery time, there's generally less sun exposure, and cooler weather makes recovery more comfortable. This timing also allows results to settle beautifully before the holiday season. A mini facelift, for example, offers a quick recovery, addressing areas like jowls and the anterior neck effectively.

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Phone: (303) 951-2100

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Location & Contact Information

Center for Cosmetic Surgery

501 S Cherry St #900

Denver, Colorado 80246

Office Information

Phone: (303) 951-2100

Where does Dr. Matthew D. Freeman practice?

Doctor's Office

Center for Cosmetic Surgery (Primary)

501 S Cherry St #900, Denver, Colorado 80246

(45 reviews)

Hospital Affiliations

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Colorado. He received his medical degree from Tulane University School of Medicine and has been in. I am a fellowship trained surgeon who strives to provide patients with the latest cutting-edge techniques and results that reflect my extensive training.. Compare Dr. Freeman with our nearby Plastic Surgeons at Swedish Medical Center

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Education & Experience

Education

University Of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha
University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
Tulane University School Of Medicine

Certifications & Licenses

Board Eligible Plastic Surgeon

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you make an appointment with Dr. Matthew D. Freeman online?
This information isn't available in the provided details, but you can likely find out by contacting the Center for Cosmetic Surgery directly at (303) 951-2100.
Does Dr. Matthew D. Freeman offer telehealth?
The provided information doesn't specify whether Dr. Freeman offers telehealth services. It's best to contact his office to inquire.
What do patients have to say about Dr. Matthew D. Freeman?
Patients consistently praise Dr. Freeman for his surgical skill, natural-looking results, smooth recovery processes, and overall positive experience. Reviews highlight high satisfaction with procedures like tummy tucks and breast augmentations, with many patients expressing exceeding happiness with their outcomes.
What areas of care does Dr. Matthew D. Freeman cater to?
Dr. Freeman's area of care is plastic surgery, with a focus on utilizing the latest techniques to achieve optimal aesthetic results. He performs a range of procedures including breast augmentation, tummy tuck, ear surgery, breast reduction, facelift, body lift, and arm lift. The practice is committed to evidence-based plastic surgery, utilizing only techniques that are well-established in medical literature and proven effective over many years. Dr. Freeman advises caution against unproven devices like 'nose lifters,' noting that if something seems too good to be true, it likely is.