Medical Weight Loss Clinic Near Centreville, VA

BeLite Medical Center is a physician-supervised weight loss practice in the City of Fairfax, about 10 miles east of Centreville along Route 29. BeLite has been treating weight loss since 1995, and our Fairfax office has served patients from Centreville and across Northern Virginia since 1996. Your first consultation is free.

Where is BeLite in relation to Centreville?

We are at 3923 Blenheim Blvd, Suite 61A, Fairfax, VA 22030, just south of Fairfax Circle. Free parking is available at the office park.

Driving from Centreville: Lee Highway (Route 29) east is the simple answer. Follow it through Fairfax City, where it joins Route 50 and becomes Fairfax Boulevard, and stay with it to Fairfax Circle. At the circle, follow the signs onto Blenheim Boulevard south (formerly Old Lee Highway) and continue to 3923 Blenheim Boulevard, Suite 61A.

If Route 29 is slow: I-66 east to the Route 123 exit, south to Fairfax Boulevard, then east to the circle. Longer in distance, usually quicker at rush hour.

Estimated driving time: approximately 20 to 25 minutes, depending on traffic.

By public transit: Centreville has no Metro station. The Fairfax Connector and the express buses run from here toward Metro, but the nearest station, Vienna/Fairfax–GMU, sits north of our office rather than between you and it, so rail adds time rather than saving it. Our Centreville patients drive.

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What does the program involve?

BeLite specializes in the pharmacotherapy of obesity: prescription medications that reduce hunger and cravings, combined with a nutrition plan, exercise guidance, and close medical supervision. Because these are serious medications, patients are seen by a medical practitioner at least every four to five weeks to monitor progress, check for side effects, and adjust treatment.

We treat people who are healthy and overweight as well as people with significant medical problems. There are no contracts. If you come for a consultation and decide not to enroll, you pay nothing.

Which medications does BeLite prescribe?

Depending on your medical history and goals, your practitioner may recommend:

• Zepbound (tirzepatide)
• Wegovy (semaglutide)
• Phentermine
• Oral GLP-1 medications: Foundayo (orforglipron) and the Wegovy pill

Selected medications can be dispensed at our on-site pharmacy, so some patients, if they choose to, can leave their appointment with their prescriptions in hand. See the full list on our medications page.

Also available at BeLite

Alongside weight management, BeLite offers Xeomin — an FDA-approved botulinum toxin type A injection that smooths frown lines, forehead lines and crow's feet. It is the same class of treatment as Botox, with comparable effectiveness and duration; BeLite chose Xeomin because its formulation contains only the active molecule, without the accessory proteins that may contribute to resistance over years of use. Treatments are given by a certified physician assistant or board-certified nurse practitioner. Results appear over three to seven days and last three to four months, with no downtime, and the consultation is free.

Xeomin at BeLite · Why we chose Xeomin over Botox

Who provides the care?

Appointments are with Board Certified Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioners who specialize in weight loss medications, under the supervision of our Medical Director, Richard Rothman, M.D., Ph.D. Dr. Rothman is a Board Certified Psychiatrist with a doctorate in pharmacology and extensive publications on the pharmacotherapy of obesity. Meet our medical providers.

Are appointments in person or virtual?

Your first visit is in person at our Fairfax office. We believe in-person care produces better results, and it is how we start every patient. Virtual follow-up visits may be offered to stable patients when approved by our Medical Director. Read why we favor in-person care.

What do patients say?

“I love having the monthly check-ins, the convenience of the on-site pharmacy, and the friendly staff.”

— Michelle, BeLite patient

Read more testimonials or view before-and-after photos.

Eating, Walking and Training in Centreville

Two parts of the program happen between appointments: how you eat day to day, and how you move. Centreville is well off for both, and unusually well off for coached strength training — there are three studios here built around teaching form before load, which is exactly the right order if you have not trained before. We have no affiliation with any of the places below.

Places to walk

Centreville sits where two stream valleys and a large regional park meet, so the range here runs from a paved neighbourhood path to the trailhead of a twenty-mile trail.

• Bull Run Regional Park, 7700 Bull Run Dr — the big one, open dawn to dusk, with miles of wooded trails along the creek. If you live in Fairfax County you pay no entrance fee; the vehicle charge applies only to visitors from outside the member jurisdictions, so the gatehouse is not a reason to stay away. The Bluebell Trail is the walk most people come for — a short, mostly flat loop that runs through the largest bluebell display in the region for a few weeks each spring, with boardwalks over the wet sections. It gets genuinely muddy after rain, and the boardwalks can be awkward if your balance is uncertain. Two practical notes: this is also the trailhead for the 19.7-mile Bull Run–Occoquan Trail if you ever want more, and there is a public shooting centre on the property, so you will hear it.
• Cub Run Stream Valley Park, 15080 Stillfield Pl — a long trail through marshy lowland and woods, part of it wide and smoothly paved, part narrow and unpaved, with Civil War–era markers along the way and bluebells across the stream banks in spring. The paved stretches are the ones to start on. A couple of low spots near the stepping-stone crossing hold water after heavy rain.
• Lanes Mill Park, off Machen Rd — the interesting one: paved and unpaved paths along a stream, large boulders, and the ruins of a nineteenth-century mill with interpretive signs as you walk. Worth knowing before you set off that there is no car park. Visitors park in the neighbouring apartment complex or behind the industrial units off Machen Road and walk in, and the overgrowth hides much of the mill in high summer. Best as a short, curious walk rather than a reliable regular route.

Eating out without starting over

Your plan is built around normal food in smaller quantities, not special meals. Centreville has one genuinely unusual asset for anyone on a programme like this, and it is first on the list.

• Clean Eatz, 5053A Westfields Blvd — a café and meal-prep shop whose whole business is portion-controlled, nutritionally balanced food: a weekly menu of prepared meals you collect and keep in the fridge, custom meal plans, a grab-and-go freezer, smoothies and a short sit-in menu. Open 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM on weekdays and 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM at weekends. For the patient whose real problem is the Wednesday evening when nothing is planned and the takeaway menu is on the table, a fridge with six portioned meals in it solves more than any amount of willpower. Ask for the nutrition guide and read it before you order; the numbers are the point of the place.
• LAKU, 6315 Multiplex Dr — Korean barbecue and sushi, open for lunch from 11:30 AM and again for dinner from 4:00 PM. A Korean table suits a plan better than people expect: the meat is grilled plainly to order and the vegetable side dishes arrive without being asked for. Three things carry most of the difference — order from the menu rather than any all-you-can-eat option, lean on the banchan rather than the rice, and treat the fried dishes as something other than dinner. Grilling at the table also slows the meal down, which tends to work in your favour.

Two entries, and one of them is a rule rather than a judgement: the best-reviewed restaurant in Centreville serves exactly the sort of light Korean food we would recommend, but it publishes no website of its own, so there is no link here we could stand behind. We would rather name two we can.

Gyms and studios

Strength training protects muscle while you lose weight, which is why we raise it with every patient. Centreville is the best-served place on any of our pages for the specific thing most of our patients need: small studios that teach you how to move before they ask you to lift anything heavy. All three below start you with a coach watching, and all three will let you try before you commit.

• Centreville Strength Systems, 14260L Centreville Square — one-to-one and semi-private small-group strength training, open 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM on weekdays. New members start on a programme they call Foundations, where a trainer assesses how you move, corrects it, and teaches the basic lifts before anything else happens. In their own words they work with people at every level “from those entering a gym for the first time”, and they modify around common limitations in mobility and technique. That is the single most useful sentence on this page if the reason you have not started is that you do not know what to do.
• Vitality Fitness, 5619 Stone Rd — between the Giant and the Starbucks, opening at 5:00 AM on weekdays. They run CrossFit and Hyrox, and if that is not for you, ignore both: the programme to ask about is Group Strength, which is a separate coach-led class they describe as low-impact and joint-friendly. The first visit is free and includes a goal-setting conversation and a movement assessment, so you can find out what the room is like without joining it.
• The Exercise Coach, 5900 Fort Dr, Suite 460 — coach-led 20-minute sessions in a private studio on computer-controlled equipment that sets the resistance for you, so there is nothing to load and nothing to get wrong. Two free sessions to start. Open 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM on weekdays and 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM Saturday. Worth considering if the obstacle is time, or if walking onto a busy gym floor is the part you have been avoiding.

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We also serve patients in Chantilly, Manassas and Fairfax Station. See those pages for directions and hours.

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