Mark B. Constantian, MD

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The International Center for Rhinoplasty in Nashua, New Hampshire is the practice of Dr. Mark B. Constantian. Dr. Constantian performs a wide range of plas

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Welcome to the International Center for Rhinoplasty, in Nashua, New Hampshire

Dr. Mark B. Constantian is a vastly experienced, well-renowned plastic surgeon who specializes in closed (no surface scars) nasal surgery. At his practice, the International Center for Rhinoplasty, in Nashua, New Hampshire, he performs both primary and secondary rhinoplasty, as well as a wide range of other aesthetic and reconstructive surgery procedures. His skill and knowledge allow him to achieve excellent results, while his high ethical standards prevent him from making unrealistic promises to his patients. With Dr. Constantian, you can rest assured that you are in good hands.
A Word from Dr. Constantian

I came to Southern New Hampshire in 1978; and after almost 30 years in practice, I love my work more than ever. We know that it is a privilege to care for patients, and my staff and I do our best to deliver excellence in the kind of personalized way that reflects the type of care we ourselves would like to receive.

Rather than describe the experience myself, please visit the “What Our Patients Say” section and find out what patients like yourself have experienced at the International Center for Rhinoplasty in Nashua, New Hampshire.

General Information
Plastic surgery is not magic; it is real surgery. While a great deal can frequently be accomplished, you and I must understand each other to develop an effective surgical plan that you wish to carry out. We must work together before, during and after surgery to achieve the best possible outcome. My goal is always the best attainable surgical result for both airway and appearance, with the greatest possible safety.

We work very hard for our patients. Each member of my staff shares my philosophy. Still, you must understand the limitations of what is possible, collaborate with me to develop a surgical plan, and follow it through to completion. None of us wants an unhappy patient or an imperfect surgical result. We all want things to go "just right," every time. But that would not be surgery, that would be magic.