Medical Weight Loss Clinic Near Fairfax Station, VA

BeLite Medical Center is a physician-supervised weight loss practice in the City of Fairfax, between about 5 and 10 miles north of Fairfax Station depending on which end of it you live in. BeLite has been treating weight loss since 1995, and our Fairfax office has served patients from Fairfax Station, Clifton and across Northern Virginia since 1996. Your first consultation is free.

Where is BeLite in relation to Fairfax Station?

We are at 3923 Blenheim Blvd, Suite 61A, Fairfax, VA 22030, just south of Fairfax Circle. Free parking is available at the office park. Of every community we serve, Fairfax Station is the closest — for most of it this is a ten- to fifteen-minute drive.

Driving from the Ox Road end: Ox Road (Route 123) runs straight to us. Follow it north past Burke Lake, continuing as it becomes Chain Bridge Road in the City of Fairfax. Turn right onto Fairfax Boulevard (Route 50) east toward Fairfax Circle, then follow the signs onto Blenheim Boulevard south (formerly Old Lee Highway) to 3923 Blenheim Boulevard, Suite 61A. Allow roughly 12 to 15 minutes.

Driving from the Silverbrook Road end: Take Silverbrook Road west to Ox Road and turn north, then as above. The Fairfax County Parkway north to Route 123 is the alternative and is often quicker at rush hour. Allow roughly 20 to 25 minutes.

By public transit: there is none worth using. Fairfax Station has no Metro station and no passenger rail — the railroad in the name is a museum. The nearest VRE platforms are Burke Centre and Rolling Road, and both run toward Washington rather than toward us. Everyone drives, and given how short the drive is, that is plainly the right answer here.

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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 Fairfax Station

Two parts of the program happen between appointments: how you eat day to day, and how you move. Fairfax Station is an unusual case among the places we serve, and it is worth being straight about why: it is large-lot residential with almost no commercial strip, so there is a great deal of parkland and very little else. The walking here is the best of anywhere we serve. The eating and the gyms mostly mean a short drive. We have no affiliation with any of the places below.

Places to walk

Three regional parks sit within about six miles of each other, and between them they cover every level — a flat measured loop, a long natural-surface trail with real hills, and an easy riverside path with a car park and a café. If you live here, the hardest part of starting has already been solved for you.

• Burke Lake Park, 7315 Ox Rd — this is your park, whatever the name says: the address is Fairfax Station. A 4.68-mile trail circles the lake from the marina parking lot, the grounds are open sunrise to sunset, and it is wide and even enough to manage with a stroller or a wheelchair over most of its length. A measured loop of a known distance is the single most useful thing a walking programme can have, because progress becomes a number rather than a feeling. If 4.68 miles is more than you want today, walk out fifteen minutes and turn around.
• Fountainhead Regional Park, 10875 Hampton Rd — on the Occoquan Reservoir, open from 6:30 AM, with restrooms and maps at the trailhead. One thing to get right before you go: the roughly 15-mile trail system here is single-use mountain-bike trail, one-directional, with steep climbs and fast descents. It is not a walking route. What you want is the Bull Run–Occoquan Trail, which starts from the same park and is NOVA Parks' longest natural-surface trail at 19.6 miles, running on to Bull Run Marina, Hemlock Overlook and Bull Run. Shaded nearly all the way, rocky and hilly in parts, and you need only walk as much of it as you fancy.
• Occoquan Regional Park, 9751 Ox Rd, Lorton — the gentlest of the three and the easiest to turn up at: large free parking, clean facilities, a café on site, and level shaded paths along the Occoquan River. Open 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Six miles south on the same road, so it is a straightforward trip rather than an expedition, and the right choice on a day when the hills at Fountainhead are more than you want.

Eating out without starting over

Your plan is built around normal food in smaller quantities, not special meals. Fairfax Station has one small retail plaza on Ox Road and a second cluster out on Silverbrook, and that is essentially it — so this is a short list by necessity rather than by judgement.

• Chloez Cafe, 5622 Ox Rd, Unit F — the neighbourhood cafe, and busy enough to have gathered over a thousand reviews. Open 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM Monday to Thursday, from 8:00 AM and until 8:00 PM Friday and Saturday, and 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM Sunday. The menu has two halves and it is worth knowing which is which: egg dishes, omelettes, avocado toast and four different salads on one side; waffles, pancakes, French toast and burgers on the other. The first half will do whatever you need it to.
• Go GRK, 9013 Silverbrook Rd, Suite A — fast-casual Greek at the Silverbrook end, with a Greek bowl, chicken souvlaki skewers, a shaved pork pita and vegetarian options, plus a small Greek market attached. Order at the counter and eat in. Closed Mondays; 11:30 AM to 9:00 PM the rest of the week. A bowl built on greens with a grilled protein is the straightforward order, and it is on the menu as standard rather than as a special request.

Two entries, and the reason is the place rather than the research. The best-reviewed of the other restaurants on Ox Road has no website of its own, only aggregator listings, so there is no link we can stand behind — and we would rather name two we can than pad the list.

Gyms and studios

Strength training protects muscle while you lose weight, which is why we raise it with every patient. Here is the honest position: Fairfax Station has exactly one gym inside it. The others below are the same ones our Burke patients use, because they are the nearest, and one of them is a mile from our office, so you can pair it with your appointment.

• Orangetheory Fitness – Fairfax Station, 9027 Silverbrook Rd, Suite 101 — coached hour-long classes built around heart-rate zones, mixing treadmill, rower and floor work, with a coach correcting form throughout rather than leaving you to it. Opens at 5:00 AM on weekdays. Some listings and directories call this studio “Lorton–Fairfax Station”, so do not be thrown if that is what comes up when you search. It is next door to Go GRK, which is either convenient or a test of character.
• South Run Rec Center, 7550 Reservation Dr, Springfield — the nearest public facility, two or three miles east: an indoor pool, fitness rooms with free weights, indoor courts and a track, a field house, and racquetball courts. Daily admission is sold as well as membership, including to non-county residents, so this is the one place on the list you can try once without signing anything. Opens at 5:00 AM on weekdays; closing times shift by season.
• The Perfect Workout, 10400 Eaton Pl, Suite 106, Fairfax — slow-motion strength training in 20-minute one-to-one sessions, once or twice a week, with a free introductory session. Open 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM weekdays and 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM Saturday. It sits about a mile from our office, which makes it the one option here you can genuinely attach to your appointment — and at twenty minutes, it is the shortest commitment on any of our pages that still counts as real strength work.

Listings and links verified October 2026. Hours and offerings change; please confirm with the business before you go.

We also serve patients in Burke, Springfield and Centreville. See those pages for directions and hours.

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