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Plastic Surgery Practice Boston

Our Practice

Our practice has been located in Boston and Newton since 1994, providing the full range of cosmetic plastic surgical and medical treatments, and also comprehensive aesthetic skin care services. Laurie Slosberg, our Medical Aesthetician, instituted skin services in 1997 and Dr Richard Silverman joined Dr Volpe’s practice in 2000 continuing New England Plastic Surgical Associates goal of providing premier services to our patients utilizing state of the art knowledge and technology. The world of cosmetic medicine is an ever changing place and we scrutinize new therapies for efficacy and safety prior to implementation.

Our Mission

Our mission goal is nothing less than excellence in all aspects of your care. This starts with your first contact with us, your consultation, your surgery, and your post surgical care. Cosmetic surgery and therapies can be complex undertakings and best results are obtained through listening carefully to you, helping you to understand all alternatives, and to work our very best in achieving your results.
– Dr Volpe

Our Facilities

The offices of New England Plastic Surgical Associates are located in the Chatham Center building in Newton and also in the historic Vendome complex in the Back Bay in Boston. Consultation and care take place in all offices by appointment. Our aesthetic skin care services are located in the Newton office suites. Smaller surgical procedures may be performed in our procedure room in the Boston office suites. More complex surgeries are performed in the operating suites at The Boston Center for Ambulatory Surgery in the Vendome complex, or at St Elizabeth’s Medical Center which is adjacent to our Boston offices. The Boston Center for Ambulatory Surgery is a fully accredited surgicenter located on Commonwealth Avenue in Boston. St Elizabeth’s Medical Center is a Steward Healthcare tertiary hospital and research center and is affiliated with Tuft University.

Your Consultation

A consultation with Dr Volpe is necessary prior to cosmetic surgery and therapies. Although some treatments such as Botox or wrinkle fillers may be performed on the same day as the consultation, consultations for surgery are performed prior to the surgical date. A consultation is a time to explain your concerns and wishes, be examined, and to have an honest discussion of your various alternatives, including advantages and disadvantages of the various options along with expected results, risks, and post-operative care required. A consultation should never be brief. Bring lots of questions. If you have any significant health issues, you should try to bring any documentation or records that you may have. Also, if you have had previous cosmetic surgery in the area of concern, you should attempt to retrieve any records of your original treatment. In particular, operative notes of previous pertinent surgeries should be obtained- these records can usually be obtained either from your previous surgeon or from the medical records office of the original hospital. We conduct all aspects of your care with discretion, professionalism and privacy.

Newton Office

Directions to the Newton, Massachusetts office of New England Plastic Surgical Associates. There is free parking in the parking lot behind the building or in the underground garage. Call us at 617-244-2600 if you have questions.

NEWTON OFFICE of DR VOLPE
29 CRAFTS STREET
SUITE 370

From Downtown Boston:
Take the Mass Pike (Route 90) West through the Boston tolls. Take Exit 17 (Newton-Watertown) to Newton Corner. At the set of lights at the end of the exit, continue straight on Washington Street for 3/4 miles, paralleling the Turnpike. Crafts Street is the 4th or 5th set of lights (depending on how you count them). There is a Whole Foods Market on the corner just past the light. Take a right on to Crafts Street. The office is in the Chatham Center, the large brick building on the right just after making the turn.

From Brighton:
Take Washington Street from Brighton Center to Newton Corner. Continue West on Washington Street for an additional for 3/4 miles, paralleling the Turnpike. Crafts Street is the 4th or 5th set of lights (depending on how you count them). There is a Whole Foods Market on the corner past the light. Take a right on to Crafts Street. The office is the large brick building on the right just after making the turn.

From the West:
Take the Mass Pike (Route 90) to Exit 17 (Newton-Watertown: this exit is past the tolls at 95/128 heading toward Boston). As you exit, the Sheraton Hotel will be on your left. You will go around the hotel 180 degrees, taking care not to re-enter the Mass Pike, but rather to proceed onto Washington Street, paralleling the Turnpike in the opposite direction that you were travelling on the MassPike. Continue straight on Washington Street for 3/4 miles. Crafts Street is the 4th or 5th set of lights (depending on how you count them). There is a Whole Foods Market on the corner past the light. Take a right on to Crafts Street. The office is in the Chatham Center, the large brick building on the right just after making the turn.

Parking at the Newton Office is free in the lot or garage behind the building.

Via Public Transportation:

COMMUTER RAIL:
The Commuter Rail stops in Newtonville. Walk a short distance east on Washington Street and take a left on to Crafts Street.

BUS:
From Downtown Crossing (corner of Otis and Summer Street) take bus #553 (Roberts) or bus #554 (Waverly). Either bus will let you off at the corner of Washington Street and Crafts Street.

The Boston Center for Cosmetic Surgery Office

170 Commonwealth Avenue
The Boston Center for Cosmetic Surgery
Boston, Massachusetts 02116

St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center

Directions to St Elizabeth’s Medical Center

From the West:
Take the Massachusetts Turnpike (Route 90) East to Exit 17 (Newton-Watertown). Go straight and take the second right onto Park Street, following signs for Brighton (there is a sign ofr the hospital). Take the first left onto Tremont Street and follow for approximately one mile until it connects to the right with Washington Street. Continue on Washington Street for approximately one mile to the Medical Center.

From the North:
Take I-93 South to the Massachusetts Turnpike (Route 90) West. Follow the Mass Pike to Exit 20 (Brighton-Cambridge). Proceed through the tollbooth and bear left towards Allston/Brighton (Cambridge Street). Follow H signs for approximately 1.5 miles to the Medical Center. Follow signs to the main entrance.

From the South:
Take I-93 North to the Massachusetts Turnpike (Route 90) West. Follow the Mass Pike to Exit 20 (Brighton-Cambridge). Proceed through the tollbooth and bear left towards Allston/Brighton (Cambridge Street). Follow H signs for approximately 1.5 miles to the Medical Center.

From Downtown Boston:
Take the Massachusetts Turnpike to Exit 20 (Brighton-Cambridge). Proceed through the tollbooth and bear left towards Allston/Brighton (Cambridge Street). Follow H signs for approximately 1.5 miles to the Medical Center.

Via Public Transportation:
GREEN LINE AND BUS:
Take a B, C, or D Green Line Train to Kenmore Square Station. Go upstairs to the bus pavilion and take the #57 bus (Watertown Square) to St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center. The bus stops directly across from the Medical Center and the Medical Office Building is adjacent to the Main Entrance.

GREEN LINE (BOSTON COLLEGE B LINE):
Take the B Train to Warren Street and Commonwealth Avenue. Walk north to the end of Warren Street. Take a left onto Nevins Street, up the hill to the main entrance of St. Elizabeth’s or take a left onto Cambridge Street and enter the Medical Center through the street level entrance.

RED LINE:
You have two options when taking the Red Line to the office at St. Elizabeth’s:
1. Take the Red Line to Central Square. Go to the bus stop at the corner of Western Avenue and Green Street and take the #64 (Cleveland Circle) bus.
2. Take the Red Line to Harvard Square. Go to the bus stop at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Garden Street and take the #86 (Cleveland Circle) bus.
Both buses stop at the corner of Washington and Market Streets in Brighton Center. Get off at this stop and walk two blocks east on Washington Street to St. Elizabeth’s.

EXPRESS BUS:
Take the Express Bus from the Financial District to St. Elizabeth’s Monday through Friday.

To confirm bus schedules, please contact the MBTA at 617-722-3200 or at www.mbta.com.

Parking Information:
St. Elizabeth’s has ample parking in a garage located at the top of the hill at 11 Nevins Street, across from the main entrance of the Medical Center, and in a garage located across from the St. Margaret’s Center from Women and Infants. Valet parking available.

For additional directions and parking information, please call us at 617-244-2600 or the hospital at 617 -789-5150.

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