Chantilly Medical Center

Chantilly Medical Center is a medical practice in Chantilly, Virginia, that serves Centreville, South Riding, Fairfax and nearby areas. Primary care is at the center of the practice, with annual physical exams that cover school, sports and DOT physicals, along with care for high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes. Samir Nazam, MD, has been the medical director since 1991.

An annual physical includes vital signs, eye, ear and throat exams, and listening to the heart and lungs, and no appointment is needed for it. Blood work may screen for conditions such as high cholesterol and diabetes, and women may also receive a routine breast exam. Cholesterol testing is a simple blood draw done in the office and sent to a lab, and diabetes services include screening, blood sugar monitoring and on-site lab work. Minor surgery covers skin biopsies, removal of skin lesions, drainage of abscesses and repair of lacerations. These procedures take place in the office's operating room under local anesthesia, usually about 15 minutes after check-in and up to an hour for more complicated cases, and they typically do not require stopping medications, fasting or prior blood work.

The practice also offers medical weight loss through the Fairfax Weight Loss Center located at Chantilly Medical Center, where a doctor develops a personalized weight-loss plan. IV vitamin therapy is an infusion of vitamins, minerals and fluids given through an IV drip over 30 to 60 minutes, and the site states that IV drip therapy can support the immune system, energy and mental clarity. For pain, the practice uses MLS Laser Therapy, a noninvasive low-level laser treatment that the site lists for conditions such as plantar fasciitis, arthritis, tendon and ligament injuries, back and joint pain, and disc disease. The site says acute injuries typically need about 6 to 8 treatments and chronic pain, injury or arthritis about 10 to 12.

Cosmetic services include injectables and fillers such as BOTOX, Restylane, Juvederm, Sculptra and Radiesse. Venus Versa skin tightening is offered on the forehead, cheeks, under the eyes and neck, with face treatments booked every 2 to 4 weeks and a series of 6 described as optimal. CoolSculpting uses controlled cooling to reduce stubborn fat without downtime, and the site states it is FDA-cleared as a fat reduction treatment. EMSCULPT Neo combines electromagnetic energy and radiofrequency to build muscle and reduce fat in 30-minute sessions with no downtime, and the site says it is offered for body types up to a BMI of 35. Hair transplants use the NeoGraft system for follicular unit extraction and are performed in the office under local anesthetic; the site says new growth may take 2 to 3 months, with full results within 6 to 9 months. Patient reviews on the site average 4.92 out of 5 stars across 49 reviews.

Physician-led care that brings primary care, pain management and cosmetic procedures together, with treatment plans tailored to each patient.