Atherosclerosis is the condition in which an artery wall thickness as the result of build up fatty materials such as cholesterol,describing hardening of medium or large arteries.In advanced stages, ulceration, thrombosis, occlusion and hypoxia in tissues,results to infarction. atherosclerosis occur in special areas of arterial system such as bifurcations, curvature and regions of disturbed flow.In the other hand, because of this fact that fatty plaques, commonly, build up of plasma lipoproteins such as LDLs, the investigation of mass transfer in artery is an important subject to understand the atherosclerosis.So the investigation of LDL mass transfer in stenosed artery would be the first step to understand the disease process. In this study, the axisymmetric arterial stenosis in common carotid under pulsatile flow with permeability of wall for Newtonian and non-newtonian model has been investigated.Navier Stokes and mass transfer equations has been solved.The numerical results for an artery without stenosis indicates that LDL luminal concentration is about 20% greater than its concentration in bulk flow and the higher the blood pressure and filtration velocity of arterial wall, the higher luminal concentration. Since LDLs have different size distribution,the physiological range of Schmit number between 1.6×10 5 and 6.6×10 5 has been investigated and the numerical result indicated that the larger LDLs, the higher the luminal concentration and the non Newtonian carreau model predict a higher luminal concentration rather than Newtonian model.The numerical results predict that concentration polarization may also exist under physiological pulsatile flow and the pulsatility do not diminish this phenomena.The time averaged value of luminal concentration is slightly higher than that of the corresponding steady flow case. In an artery with stenosis under the pulsatile condition,despite the result of steady flow,the length of recirculation zone do not increase with increasing the local Reynolds number during the time in a cycle.In recirculation zone after the throat of stenosis, the LDL particles from upstream and downstream that are carried by back flow,accumulate and the peak of the luminal concentration occurs after the separation point.With increasing the stenosis severity before flow separation, the maximum of luminal concentration increases and it reaches to its maximum at separation and then with increasing the stenosis severity and length of recirculation zone, the maximum of luminal concentration decreases. This result, leads us to estimate the intimal thickening as a function of time until the formation of atheroma and before the formation of fibroatheroma.However, it needsexperimental results.Key Words: Atherosclerosis, Mass Transfer, Low Density Lipprotein LDL, Pulsatile Flow, Carotid Artery,Stenosis