International Center for Rhinoplasty

Nashua, NH - Mark B. Constantian, M.D., F.A.C.S. has been appointed Assistant Clinical Professor of Plastic Surgery at the University of Wisconsin in Madison.

So—the doctor and you have to agree on the deformity, he or she needs to be able to fix it (and you have to have confidence that is possible), you need to be able to put up with the nuisance of dressings and recovery, and you need to be prepared to deal with a complication.  What can be left?

You have been able to show your prospective surgeon a deformity that you and he or she agree upon, and have seen proof (by explanation and photographs) that the surgeon can repair it and has done so in the past to your satisfaction.  Now we come to criteria that depend on you!

How do you know? Listen to the surgeon’s explanation of your problem and what treatment you need.  

your skin healthier.

I am blessed to do what I love and work in an office that feels more like a family than a job.

Each surgeon has conscious or unconscious ways of selecting suitable candidates for surgery.

I will describe mine in the next few entries, but I have turned them around, so you can use them to select your surgeon instead.

How do I start with skin care?

This is a question I am always asked.

Shopping at the department store for your skincare and make-up?

What are you really getting?

As we launch our Facebook pages, all of us welcome you here as we would welcome you into our practice. We hope that you will get a sense of who we are and what we do, and have the opportunity to hear from my aesthetician, Cristy, and from me about topics that we think will be relevant to you.

Hi and Welcome to the debut of our Social Media pages. 

My name is Cristy and I am Dr. Constantian’s Aesthetician.  Over the next weeks and months, I will be sharing many things about skincare, old and new, and be available to answer your questions about anything - skincare, plastic surgery, or any topic that you might have that is related to making you and your skin healthier!