Dr. Faina Gelman-Nisanov, MD, FACOG

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Comprehensive Gynecologic Care and Aesthetic Treatments Now Available in New Jersey

Dr. Faina Gelman-Nisanov MD FACOG is a distinguished board-certified Obstetrician and Gynecologist, practicing in both New Jersey and New York. With a dedication to women's health, she is a vital part of the team at North Jersey Gynecology, where she delivers a wide array of services, including preventive care, family planning, hormone therapy, and both hysteroscopic and vaginal surgical procedures. 

A graduate of Stony Brook University, where she earned her undergraduate and medical degrees, she went on to complete her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the renowned Albert Einstein/Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, New York, where she gained extensive clinical experience and knowledge. 

In her practice, Dr. Gelman-Nisanov is a passionate advocate for patient empowerment. She believes in fostering a supportive atmosphere that encourages patients to engage actively in their healthcare decisions. Her approach emphasizes clear communication and education, ensuring that her patients feel informed and confident about their choices.

Beyond her medical practice, she also specializes in aesthetic treatments. She offers services such as body sculpting, facials, microneedling, solutions for hair loss, and laser therapies - focusing on enhancing her patients’ confidence and well-being from both a health and aesthetic perspective. 

Fluent in both English and Russian, Dr. Gelman-Nisanov is equipped to cater to a diverse patient demographic, ensuring that language barriers do not impede access to quality care. Her commitment to excellence in both gynecological health and aesthetic services makes her a trusted healthcare provider in her community.

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