Mark B. Constantian, MD

Mark B. Constantian, MD The International Center for Rhinoplasty in Nashua, New Hampshire is the practice of Dr. Mark B. Constantian. We work very hard for our patients.

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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. 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.

In five hours! We know that you could be spending your time doing something else, so we will really try to make it worth...
09/15/2025

In five hours! We know that you could be spending your time doing something else, so we will really try to make it worthwhile, and give you principles that will guide your surgeries and therefore benefit your patients.

Four days left! How can you do expert surgery as you’ve been taught and still lose tip shape or have a convex supratip...
09/11/2025

Four days left! How can you do expert surgery as you’ve been taught and still lose tip shape or have a convex supratip? Common and avoidable. Find out so it won’t happen again. Monday, 8 PM EDT. Link in bio.

Only 6 days left! Your brain will be packed with useful information about supratip deformity, which annoys us all and ...
09/09/2025

Only 6 days left! Your brain will be packed with useful information about supratip deformity, which annoys us all and is one of the most common reasons for revision. The patient may not have a full-blown supratip deformity, but may have lost tip shape. That is still a problem. Let us help you avoid it! Join us! With Special Guest Dr. Dino Elyassnia.

Our newest webinar is about to begin! In a recent survey 30% of the patients developed supratip deformities. This avoid...
09/06/2025

Our newest webinar is about to begin! In a recent survey 30% of the patients developed supratip deformities. This avoidable outcome is due to a basic misunderstanding of why supratip deformity occurs and how to avoid it. If you're having the same problem, we can help you. Case presentations by faculty members, our Special Guest Dr. Dino Elyassnia, and me. We will answer your questions. Join us on Monday, September 15, at 8 PM! Registration link in the bio.

Pia Melody, whom I have known for more than 20 years and who was a formative influence on my life, passed away last week...
05/12/2025

Pia Melody, whom I have known for more than 20 years and who was a formative influence on my life, passed away last week at 82. She was the founder of the mental health program and trauma workshops at The Meadows in Wickenburg Arizona. I took many of the workshops for my own health and another on the way therapists are trained. Three were with Pia herself. All of that work and the reading that it generated opened the doors for me to understand understanding the world around me and in particular my patients, those who struggled with self-harming behaviors and addictions to plastic surgery. Pia's ideas all came in a rush in a very short period, as I have seen happen with the other genius in my life, Dr. Jack Sheen. She has a legacy not only at The Meadows but through all the therapists that she trained. What was revolutionary about her work was that she recognized that childhood trauma works at the midbrain level; that is the area that has to be accessed and treated. Childhood trauma is not just a cortical, rational problem, and therapies aimed at that area alone may not be fully successful. I will remember her with great affection and respect.

Set your watches...In 12 days we will be well into our 5th year of endonasal webinars, for which we have gratefully rece...
04/30/2025

Set your watches...In 12 days we will be well into our 5th year of endonasal webinars, for which we have gratefully received the endorsement of The Aesthetic Society. This month we are delighted to have our special guest, Dr. Aaron Kozins. We will discuss various techniques for treating the asymmetrical nose. Our goal is to give you practical knowledge that you can put into practice in your next case. You will be able to get your questions answered! Please join us!

Presenting my adverse childhood experiences study at The Rhinoplasty Society and then giving my 85th instructional cours...
04/15/2025

Presenting my adverse childhood experiences study at The Rhinoplasty Society and then giving my 85th instructional course at The Aesthetic Meet in Austin. I continue to be drawn into the realm of distorted body image in plastic surgery patients. What a privilege to be asked and able to teach. #

With our granddaughter Eliana Clardy at her four dance recitals last weekend and off the Engineering School in the Fall....
04/15/2025

With our granddaughter Eliana Clardy at her four dance recitals last weekend and off the Engineering School in the Fall. How proud we are of her!

Just finished the latest revision of my closed rhinoplasty instructional course this morning. Every year it is new; my g...
03/07/2025

Just finished the latest revision of my closed rhinoplasty instructional course this morning. Every year it is new; my goal is to make my teaching so clear for surgeons that they can leave the course and perform the surgery successfully. Many have. Working at it!

I am I teaching my course on closed rhinoplasty at The Aesthetic Meet 25 on March 22. Instructing with me will be Dr. Ar...
03/07/2025

I am I teaching my course on closed rhinoplasty at The Aesthetic Meet 25 on March 22. Instructing with me will be Dr. Ariel Rad. Looking forward to it! Just calculate that this is my 85th national teaching course on rhinoplasty. Each year it is a new course, as I tried to make the concepts and techniques even more clear for the attendees. We will see if I succeeded!

Next Monday I will be preparing on a panel with Dr. Katherine Phillips to discuss the ways to recognize, understand, and...
03/07/2025

Next Monday I will be preparing on a panel with Dr. Katherine Phillips to discuss the ways to recognize, understand, and manage our most difficultpatients. See you then!

Our latest research, the first study on the childhoods of plastic surgeons and its effect on their adult health and beha...
02/22/2025

Our latest research, the first study on the childhoods of plastic surgeons and its effect on their adult health and behaviors was published this week, and Dr. Kenkel, the Editor in Chief, was kind enough to make it his choice article for the month. We are very honored. This was a big study and I hope will inspire other similar work. Just like the patients, the providers need to be understood and to understand themselves. childhood experiences surgery Surgeon surgery journal

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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.