A Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon Serving Waukesha

Waukesha sits within a short drive of a board-certified, fellowship-trained plastic surgeon. Dr. Lucas Boehm practices in Delafield, approximately fifteen to twenty minutes northwest of the city, where the surgical practice at Consona Plastic Surgery & Aesthetics is devoted exclusively to aesthetic surgery of the face, nose, breast, and body. The scope is deliberately narrow: one surgeon, one specialty, and a procedure menu built around his stated areas of particular expertise.

Dr. Boehm is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and completed an Aesthetic Society-endorsed fellowship in aesthetic surgery under Dr. Bradley Calobrace in Louisville, Kentucky. A Wisconsin native, he earned his medical degree at the Medical College of Wisconsin, completed his plastic surgery residency there, and returned to Lake Country to found his own practice. His training, published research, and surgical philosophy are covered in more depth on his profile page.

The office is at 19 Crossroads Court, Suite 201, in Delafield, just off Interstate 94. From central Waukesha, the most direct route runs north on Highway 164 to I-94 west; drivers on the city's west side often follow surface roads through Pewaukee. Either way, the trip takes approximately fifteen to twenty minutes in normal traffic, which keeps consultations, pre-operative visits, and follow-up appointments inside an ordinary weekday. Hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., by appointment only, and the office number, (262) 910-8997, accepts both calls and texts.

Recovery from aesthetic surgery involves a series of follow-up visits in the weeks after the procedure, not a single check. Each of those visits happens at the same Delafield address, so the distance between home and the office is worth weighing when choosing a surgeon; from Waukesha, it is a short and predictable drive.

Four operations anchor the surgical menu. A facelift performed with the deep plane technique repositions the deeper tissue of the midface and jawline, so the lift is carried by that tissue rather than by the skin. Rhinoplasty reshapes the nose for appearance, for breathing, or for both, in first-time and revision cases alike. Breast augmentation is planned around a patient's anatomy and implant choice in equal measure, and a tummy tuck addresses the abdominal wall and skin together after pregnancy or weight change.

These four are where Dr. Boehm's stated expertise is concentrated, but they are not the whole menu. Patients who know what bothers them without knowing which operation addresses it can start from the facial aging overview or browse the full procedure list. Not every concern calls for surgery, either; a small menu of non-surgical options, including Botox, fillers, and biostimulators, is available under Dr. Boehm's direction.

A single-surgeon practice changes how care is organized. For a surgical consultation, Dr. Boehm meets with each patient personally, and the surgeon who plans an operation at that visit is the same one who performs it. For patients weighing an elective procedure, that continuity is a reasonable thing to ask any prospective surgeon about, wherever they end up going.

A first surgical consultation in Delafield is unhurried. Dr. Boehm examines the areas of concern and explains which procedures are realistic options, including the option of not operating. Photographic results from prior cases are collected in the gallery, and the financing page describes payment options. Consultations can be requested through the contact form or scheduled directly on the booking page. Patients get the most from the visit by bringing specific questions and any medical history that could bear on surgery or anesthesia.

Waukesha patients considering aesthetic surgery can schedule a consultation or send a question through the contact page. Every surgical consultation takes place at the Delafield office, with Dr. Boehm, before any decision needs to be made.