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Meet Dr. Michelle Shen

Michelle Shen, MD, is a fellowship-trained breast surgeon. She specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of breast conditions from benign breast disease to breast cancer. Hear the personal reason she chose to specialize in the field of breast surgery.

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