Osteopathy

A holistic, hands-on therapy aimed at restoring mobility and balance across the body’s systems.

Osteopathy focuses on restrictions in mobility — whether articular, muscular, visceral or fascial — and how they interact with the digestive, nervous, ENT, urogenital and lymphatic systems.
It aims to identify the functional cause of imbalance in order to support the body’s return to balance.

Our approach

Each consultation begins with a detailed case history, followed by clinical and osteopathic assessment. Treatment may include gentle mobilisation, targeted pressure and precise techniques, depending on your needs.
The goal: long-term relief and a clear understanding of the root cause of your symptoms.

Bastien Alvarez

Bastien Alvarez has always been fascinated by biomechanics and the workings of the human body, so he naturally turned to osteopathy, a discipline that combines scientific rigor, listening to the patient and a global manual approach.

Trained at the Collège Ostéopathique de Strasbourg, he practiced for several years in an osteopathic clinic in Geneva, where he acquired solid experience in the management of acute pain. This practice in an emergency consultation context enabled him to develop a reactive, precise approach adapted to recent disorders.

In 2023, he obtained his Swiss Federal Diploma in Osteopathy (CDS), and set up his own business in 2024.

In 2025, Bastien Alvarez joined the MAZ Clinic’s multidisciplinary team. His treatment focuses on musculoskeletal disorders, in particular acute spinal pain (low back pain, dorsalgia, cervicalgia). He mainly uses structural, myotensive and functional techniques, always chosen according to the needs and sensitivity of each patient.

Bastien attaches great importance to listening, movement analysis and quality follow-up. He regularly pursues further training, notably in sports osteopathy and functional rehabilitation.

Spoken languages :

French and English.

Margot Faïta

Originally from Haute-Savoie, Margot has been an osteopath since 2020. A graduate of Isostéo Lyon, she worked in several practices to broaden her clinical experience before obtaining Swiss recognition of her qualification.

Throughout her career, she has developed expertise in several areas, including perinatal care, the management of athletes, and the treatment of acute and chronic musculoskeletal pain. She also specialises in paediatric osteopathy.

Committed to an individualised approach, Margot relies on a precise assessment of each patient’s needs and overall functioning to provide tailored, consistent and targeted care. A lifelong sportsperson—handball for ten years, as well as hiking and fitness—she places great importance on movement in supporting the body’s overall balance and maintaining good health.

Margot will join MAZ Clinic’s multidisciplinary team in 2026, placing the body’s balance at the heart of precise, individualised and long-lasting care.

Languages spoken:
French, English