Center for Cosmetic Surgery and Rejuvenate MedSpa - Golden

725 Heritage Rd., Ste. 100, Golden, Colorado

Center for Cosmetic Surgery and Rejuvenate MedSpa - Golden

725 Heritage Rd., Ste. 100, Golden, Colorado
Phone: (720) 605-1671
Phone: (720) 605-1671

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Doctors

Steven Vath, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Dr. Steven Vath is one of the elite plastic surgeons in Denver, Colorado, dedicated to the specialty of cosmetic plastic surgery. His practice philosophy is to provide each patient with in-depth, individualized care and superior, natural-looking surgical results.

Paul M. Steinwald, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Paul M. Steinwald, is a board-certified plastic surgeon serving the Center for Cosmetic Surgery with offices in Denver and Golden, Colorado. A highly accomplished surgeon with over 21 years of experience, Dr. Steinwald is known for his friendly, personalized approach and natural-looking results. While he has expertise in a wide range of cosmetic surgery procedures, he specializes in tummy tucks, as well as breast augmentation and breast reduction, including gynecomastia surgery. A pioneer in gender-confirming chest masculinization, commonly called “top surgery,” Dr. Steinwald has also become a sought-after expert, with an international patient base. Dr. Steinwald earned his medical degree, graduating near the top of his class, from Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans, Louisiana. He then completed a general surgery residency at George Washington University Medical Center in Washington, D.C., followed by a plastic surgery residency at the University of California, San Francisco. He is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Prior to joining the Center for Cosmetic Surgery in 2014, Dr. Steinwald ran a successful solo plastic surgery practice on Chicago’s North Shore and served as Vice-Chair of the Department of Surgery at Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital in Lake Forest, Illinois. A RealSelf Top Doctor, Dr. Steinwald is a member of both the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.

Andrew Wolfe, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Forming a personal connection with each patient lies at the center of Dr. Wolfe's medical philosophy. This means not only taking the time to learn patients' histories thoroughly but also truly engaging with the individuals who come to his practice for treatment.

Matthew D. Freeman, MD
Board Eligible Plastic Surgeon

I am a fellowship trained surgeon who strives to provide patients with the latest cutting-edge techniques and results that reflect my extensive training. I know that today’s patients do their homework: they have seen videos, listened to podcasts, and are active on social media. I also know that paternalistic medicine is antiquated. Instead, I think of my patients as partners on a journey to provide individualized, long-lasting, natural, and consistent results. I attended Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans, Louisiana, where I graduated in the top 5 of my class. Following graduation, I matched into the extremely competitive New York City Mount Sinai six year integrated plastic surgery residency position. I completed rotations at five different Mount Sinai locations, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, the Bronx Veterans’ Affairs, and Elmhurst Hospital. I gained experience in cosmetic surgery working along many of the world’s top plastic surgeons on Park Avenue. I served as chief resident from 2021 to 2022. While a resident, I spearheaded numerous educational efforts for junior residents and medical students alike. During the COVID pandemic, I was the director of a virtual training program to help medical students interested in plastic surgery learn the fundamentals while being unable to be present in-person. In order to provide the highest quality of care, I completed a cosmetic surgery fellowship with the then-president of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ASAPS), Dr. Jennifer Walden in Austin, Texas. There, I learned the importance of the patient experience and a holistic approach to aesthetic medicine.

Teresa C. Cunningham, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Dr. Teresa Cunningham is a board-certified plastic surgeon who has been practicing in the Denver area since 2018. She has enjoyed treating patients from all over the state of Colorado and beyond and is consistently humbled to be chosen by patients from all over the country. Dr. Cunningham feels that the most important thing to do as a surgeon is to listen. Each patient has unique goals and needs, and from the time of the initial consultation she works together with her patients to create a personalized surgical plan to best achieve those goals. With a large percentage of plastic surgery patients being female, she feels her own female perspective offers a unique advantage in helping women achieve beautiful, natural-looking results. Dr. Cunningham earned her M.D. from Ohio State University College of Medicine, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude. She completed a residency in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Wake Forest Baptist Health in Winston-Salem, NC, and is personally committed to helping her patients achieve their goals for renewing, enhancing, and beautifying their bodies.


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Reserved66924March 24, 2024
My results are far better than what I had hoped for

I had a great experience with Dr. Freeman, he did a excellent job of honestly discussing my procedure with me and overall was extremely pleasant to work with. Not only was his bedside manner great, but he also did a wonderful job with my procedure. My results are far better than what I had hoped for and I am super pleased with how everything turned out. Dr. Freeman and his team were also very...

ClaraElynMarch 24, 2024
Beyond my expectations, scars minimal & my breasts are perky again

I can't say enough about Dr. Freeman. I had a breast reduction 30 years ago, and I needed another one after a few decades of change, which, apparently, offers a new set of complications do to my previous surgery. Regardless, Dr. Freeman not only had care to this and my wishes and wants, but everything went seamlessly with zero issues and result that was better than I expected. My scars minimal...

mward894March 15, 2024
I can finally feel comfortable in my body

I was very anxious about finally getting a breast reduction. Dr. Cunningham answered all my questions, and made me feel so comfortable. I’m over the moon with my results. Everything has healed so well. I can finally feel comfortable in my body because of Dr. Cunningham’s fantastic work.

SteffyB86March 7, 2024
Significantly improved symmetry & shape of my breasts

I am so happy I went with Dr. Freeman. I appreciated his straightforward and honest answers to my questions. We spent a lot of time going over my desired outcomes and what was realistic. I went into surgery with clear expectations and my results are wonderful! I was very asymmetric and Dr. Freeman was able to significantly improve the symmetry and shape of my breasts. I am thrilled with my...

Golden1967March 3, 2024
Professional and efficient

Dr Wolfe is very, very good at what he does. From the initial consultation through the follow-up visit, he was always professional and efficient. I am very happy with the mini-facelift he did for me.


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Q: How long until I can exercise after a breast lift with no implants?
Answered by Dr. FreemanMay 31, 2023

A: Please follow the post-op instructions of your plastic surgeon as it pertains to exercising. In my practice, however, I am comfortable with my patients easing back into exercise at 4 weeks post-op. Start back any exercises as if you have never done them before and let your body be your guide - if it hurts/pulls/burns, stop.

Q: Is a SMAS facelift at 42 too young? (Photos)
Answered by Dr. SteinwaldSeptember 9, 2019

A: . . . and you should have nice improvements of your developing jowl areas and/or early neck laxity with a "mini-facelift", which I have performed on patients as young as you. This is thought to achieve an average of a "7-10 year improvement" in most patients (perhaps less so in younger, more subtle cases), but should also "slow down" future aging to a degree. Best regards!

Q: Post surgery nerve endings healing: have you ever had any patients experience numbness, burning, and tingling 1 year post-op?
Answered by Dr. WolfeAugust 2, 2019

A: It’s unfortunate that you are still experiencing discomfort this far out from your surgery.  I have seen improvement in sensation and nerve issues as far as 18 months out, so you will hopefully continue to improve in the future. 

Q: 3.5 months post-op. How would one know if their greater auricular nerve was cut/damaged during a facelift?
Answered by Dr. WolfeJuly 17, 2019

A: The greater auricular nerve is vulnerable to injury during facelifts, and can be injured by being cut, cauterized, caught in a suture, or just beat up.  The various types of injury do tend to heal, with the exception of a nerve that has been completely interrupted and not repaired.  Assuming this is not the case (most of us would repair the nerve ends if they were seen to be cut during surgery) then you should see continued recovery of sensation.  The rule of thumb is that nerves regenerate at 1 mm per day, though you might see continued improvement for 12-18 months post-procedure.  Discuss any residual questions you may have with your surgeon.

Q: Can paralysis of lower lip resolve?
Answered by Dr. SteinwaldApril 25, 2019

A: I would estimate this could take at least 3-6 months (possibly longer) to resolve, and certainly no potential interventions should be planned before this time (but of course stay in touch with your surgeon for reassessments as she sees fit . . . )