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1. Lori Lilley, MD, FACS - Cary
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210 Ashville Ave Suite 225, Cary, NC 27518
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Dr. Lori Lilley is board certified in general surgery and advanced trauma life support, and her clinical interest is breast surgery. She enjoys treating women of all ages. Dr. Lilley heads our Breast Services Program at WakeMed.
She received her medical degree from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, and completed her internship in internal medicine at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN, and her residency in general surgery at UNC School of Medicine. She also received a bachelor's degree in Psychology from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Dr. Lilley is an assistant professor in the Department of Surgery at the UNC School of Medicine. She is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and a member of the Nathan A. Womack Surgical Society, American Breast Disease Society, The American Society of Breast Surgeons, and The North Carolina Medical Society.
Dr. Lilley's special interests are breast abnormalities and surgery. She enjoys treating benign and malignant breast problems as well as people who have a family history of breast cancer and are at a high risk to develop it. Many of these problems of the breast require surgery, but some do not.
She is the lead physician in WakeMed's Breast Services Program, now offering same or next day appointments.
There are many types of breast cancer surgery, and Dr. Lilley uses her advanced skills and experience to help you decide which is best for you. The types differ in the amount of tissue that is removed with the tumor, and much of that will depend on what the tumor looks like and whether it appears to have spread. It also will depend, to large extent, on your personal feelings, so it's important that you approach your options for breast surgery and treatment in partnership with Dr. Lilley.
While many elderly patients need the same types of surgeries as other adults-gallbladder, stomach and bowel surgeries, most frequently-treating geriatric patients requires different skills and knowledge. Older patients often have other complications, such as pulmonary and cardiac (heart-related) issues, and their aging bodies may respond differently to medications. Other factors to consider when operating on geriatric patients include their ability to move around or take care of themselves after surgery.
Dr. Lori Lilley is board certified in general surgery and advanced trauma life support, and her clinical interest is breast surgery. She enjoys treating women of all ages. Dr. Lilley heads our Breast Services Program at WakeMed.
She received her medical degree from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, and completed her internship in internal medicine at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN, and her residency in general surgery at UNC School of Medicine. She also received a bachelor's degree in Psychology from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Dr. Lilley is an assistant professor in the Department of Surgery at the UNC School of Medicine. She is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and a member of the Nathan A. Womack Surgical Society, American Breast Disease Society, The American Society of Breast Surgeons, and The North Carolina Medical Society.
Dr. Lilley's special interests are breast abnormalities and surgery. She enjoys treating benign and malignant breast problems as well as people who have a family history of breast cancer and are at a high risk to develop it. Many of these problems of the breast require surgery, but some do not.
She is the lead physician in WakeMed's Breast Services Program, now offering same or next day appointments.
There are many types of breast cancer surgery, and Dr. Lilley uses her advanced skills and experience to help you decide which is best for you. The types differ in the amount of tissue that is removed with the tumor, and much of that will depend on what the tumor looks like and whether it appears to have spread. It also will depend, to large extent, on your personal feelings, so it's important that you approach your options for breast surgery and treatment in partnership with Dr. Lilley.
While many elderly patients need the same types of surgeries as other adults-gallbladder, stomach and bowel surgeries, most frequently-treating geriatric patients requires different skills and knowledge. Older patients often have other complications, such as pulmonary and cardiac (heart-related) issues, and their aging bodies may respond differently to medications. Other factors to consider when operating on geriatric patients include their ability to move around or take care of themselves after surgery.
Carol Hesse: Dr. Lilley is an amazingly intelligent women and extremely compassionate doctor. She made a rough process easier. I felt like I was her only patient when she was caring for mr. She has surrounded herself with a wonderful team that is as passionate as her.
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2. Dr. Lori B. Lilley - Raleigh
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3024 New Bern Ave #1247, Raleigh, NC 27610
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Tri Beverage: Absolutely outstanding care!! Dr. Lilley has been my wife’s doctor since being diagnosed with breast cancer! With the help (and expertise) of Dr. Lilley, my wife has been cancer free 5 years now! I would definitely recommend Dr. Lilley to anyone!
Andrea Donahue: I have seen her twice for two separate issues. She is kind and caring and really great at what she does. HIGHLY recommend her!!
A Lutz: Dr. Lilley took care of my wife, who had breast cancer. She is a great physician, surgeon, and most importantly person. I do work with her professionally, so that would no doubt add some degree of bias, but she is tireless trauma surgeon with expertise and interest in breast care. I am lucky to know her, to work with her, and have my wife taken care of by her. She is truly a star.
Debbie Stanley: Dr. Lilley is a great physician. She is compassionate and has a fantastic bedside manner. I was referred to Dr. Lilley by my primary care physician after an abnormal mammogram which turned out to be early stage breast cancer. From the first visit on, I knew she was the best. She takes time to hear your questions and concerns, never trying to rush out the door. She gives you time to make decisions. I highly recommend her as a surgeon. When she performs mastectomies, she generally works alot with Dr. Lyle @ Raleigh Plastic Surgery & he has done amazing work and continues as I go into my final phase. They are both very compassionate. Dr. Lilley stays very booked up because of being recommended so highly. She performed my Dbl Mastectomy and did a fantastic job both preparing me and on the surgery.
