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Lisa Breslow, DO

Obesity Medicine Specialist ChristianaCare

  • Wilmington DE

Dr. Lisa Breslow is a board-certified obesity medicine specialist at ChristianaCare.

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Four years after successful bariatric surgery at ChristianaCare, Shellee Chew is living the active lifestyle that she always wanted. Whether she’s hiking, walking along the coast or participating in a 5K walk, Chew is amazed at the things she can now. She and a group of peers who had bariatric surgery at ChristianaCare rely on each other for positive encouragement. The emotional support has helped Chew see herself in a new light: Previously, she lived life cautiously because of her weight, with self-imposed restrictions. Now, nothing is off limits. “I can travel anywhere I want and do anything I want for as long as I want,” Chew said. “I’m 52 years old, and I’m doing things that I didn’t do when I was 20 … It’s like a whole new life has opened up.” ChristianaCare’s Bariatric Surgery program has been designated as a Blue Distinction Center+ for its exceptional, affordable care, low complication rates and better overall patient results.

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Biography

Dr. Lisa Breslow is a board-certified obesity medicine specialist at ChristianaCare. She is dedicated to providing patients with evidence-based education and treatment of obesity. She focuses on partnering with patients and tailoring a treatment plan that meets their individual needs in order to make their weight loss journey successful.

Areas of Expertise

Bariatric Medicine
Obesity and Weight Management‎
Nutrition

Education

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

DO

2007

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A New Weapon

Community Health  print

2024-01-03

Dr. Lisa Breslow of ChristianaCare in West Grove, Pennsylvania notes obesity is a chronic, relapsing medical condition.

“Patients with obesity shouldn’t feel ashamed or like it’s their fault,” she says, adding the condition requires a multifaceted treatment plan that takes time, and when weight loss is achieved, other related conditions tend to improve.

Breslow, who previously worked as a family physician, is board certified in obesity medicine and now focuses specifically on the condition. She says obesity medicine is a growing and needed field.

“It is so, so very important to patients because a lot of patients struggle with being overweight and obese.”

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