Lacey Pflibsen, M.D.

I have joined Mayo Clinic Health System in Eau Claire because I am passionate about Mayo Clinic values and that "the needs of the patient come first". I am a board certified plastic surgeon and have completed rigorous subspecialty training in hand surgery at University of California, Los Angeles. I am committed to education and research and have over 30 publications.

My passion is to have a broad set of skills that I utilize to treat a wide and complicated array of problems for the community of Eau Claire and Northwest Wisconsin. My focus in patient care is to empower patients with the knowledge and most up-to-date research to make the best decision for their condition and their lifestyle. I am attentive to detail, thoughtful and transparent.

I grew up in sunny Vista, California. I was a Division 1 student athlete in tennis while at University of Portland, where I graduated Maxima Cum Laude. In my free time, I enjoy exploring the outdoors with running, biking, tennis, skiing and surfing.

Education

• Creighton University School of Medicine

Residency

• Integrated Plastic Surgery, Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education

Fellowship

• Hand and Microsurgery, University of California, Los Angeles

Memberships

• American Society for Surgery of the Hand
• American Society of Plastic Surgeons

• Body contouring
• Breast reconstruction, including Goldilocks mastectomy and oncoplastic reduction surgery
• Breast reduction
• Dupuytren's contracture
• Eyelid surgery, including ptosis repair
• Hand and wrist osteoarthritis management
• Hand and wrist trauma management
• Lymphedema prevention and lymphatic reconstruction
• Nerve compression syndromes, including carpal tunnel and cubital tunnel
• Skin cancer and reconstruction

• Meningomyelocele reconstruction: Comparison of repair methods via systematic review, October 2023.
• Can you go the distance: Collagenase Clostridium histolyticum manipulation at 1 month after injection, September 2023.
• The effect of anticoagulation on the treatment of Dupuytren contracture with collagenase, May 2022.
• A less costly "no touch" technique: Iodine-impregnated adhesive surgical drape, December 2021.
• Macromastia as a cause of chronic back pain, October 2021.