Dr. Lars Boman

Dr. Lars Boman is board certified in general surgery by the American College of Surgeons as well as certified in three other areas: advanced aesthetics by Allergen, the use of lasers for aesthetics and advanced laparoscopy for general surgery, colon surgery, esophageal surgery and hernia surgery. 

He has completed Physician Training & Certification in Age Management Medicine, jointly sponsored by Cenegenics Education and Research Foundation (CERF) and the Foundation for Care Management. 

Dr. Boman graduated at Vassar College, earning a B.A. in biochemistry. He went on to earn his medical degree at Buffalo Medical School with a special interest in nutrition. He was appointed Chief Resident at SUNY at Buffalo/Millard Filmore Hospitals, where he completed a five-year general surgery residency with special concentration in cardio- thoracic and vascular surgery. 

He then spent 20 years in private practice centered on comprehensive general surgery, which included trauma, breast cancer, colon cancer, critical care and advanced laparoscopic surgery. Dr Boman helped established the Esophageal Testing Center for a major hospital as well as founded a bariatric surgery center. Aside from his medical practice, he also owned and operated the Medical Aesthetic and Age Management Med-Spa. He has been a longstanding hospital committee member throughout his medical career for nutrition services, cancer care, pain management and blood usage.

In addition to his accomplishments over the years, Dr. Boman has conducted initial studies on Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA Pain Management) and trained in Lap-Band surgery.

“I practiced the disease-oriented approach—traditional, hospital-based American Medicine—for 20 years and saw the rise of breast cancer, prostate cancer, heart disease, high cholesterol and obesity incidence to epidemic levels. My goal is to promote the practice of proactive, preventive medicine to maximize current health and reduce the risk of future illnesses, using the best current scientific methods in a systematic and supportive plan.”