Mark S. Brown, MD is a member ofASOPRS(American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeons) fellowship-trained surgeon with offices in Mobile, Alabama and Biloxi Mississippi.
His specialty of “Eye Plastics” or “Oculoplastics” is a subspecialty of Ophthalmology, requiring training in both plastic & reconstructive surgery and ophthalmology. Trained in Chicago Illinois, (with Dr. Allen Putterman) in association with the University of Illinois
Dr. Brown completed a residency in ophthalmology at New York University, medical training at Tufts University School of Medicine, and undergraduate education at Harvard College.
Chief Resident (Ophthalmology) New York University Hospital, Manhattan V.A. Hospital, Bellevue Hospital New York City, NY
Residency (Ophthalmology) New York University Hospital, Manhattan V.A. Hospital, Bellevue Hospital New York City, NY
Internship (Medicine) Mount Auburn Hospital, A Harvard Teaching Hospital Boston, MA.
M.D. Tufts University School of Medicine
A.B. Harvard College. Biology, cum laude Postgraduate Training
On the faculty of two medical schools, Dr. Mark Brown has published numerous scientific papers and chapters, and is well qualified to perform cosmetic surgery involving eyelids, eyebrow, cheeks and lacrimal (tear) system, or treat a wide range of eye-related complications from previous surgeries.
Nikki Broadus
In addition to helping to evaluate and work up patients for him in our Eastern Shore and Mobile offices, Nikki coordinates Dr. Brown's office and Operating Room schedule.
Nikki has worked for Dr. Brown for more than 8 years and is well qualified to answer most questions related to conditions that Dr. Brown evaluates and treats.
In addition to helping to evaluate and work up patients for him in our Eastern Shore and Mobile offices, Hannah assists with Dr. Brown's office and Operating Room schedule.
Hannah has worked with Dr. Brown for approximately two years and is well qualified to answer most questions related to conditions that Dr. Brown evaluates and treats.
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