Osteopathy
Osteopathic visit
Manual treatment for posture and pain.
The osteopathic visit addresses postural disorders, muscle pain and cervical tension with a manual, functional approach oriented to the person's overall wellbeing.
The treatment is personalised according to the initial assessment and the patient's goals.
How the treatment works
The visit begins with the clinical history and by listening to the reported complaint: site, nature and course of the pain, working postures, sporting activity, previous trauma or surgery.
This is followed by manual assessment of posture and joint mobility, through which the osteopath identifies areas of functional restriction. The manual treatment is then calibrated to what the assessment reveals.
The Skinfarm path
- 1Clinical history and reported complaint
- 2Manual assessment of posture and mobility
- 3Manual treatment calibrated to the assessment
- 4Guidance and scheduling of any follow-up
FAQ
How should I dress?+
Wear comfortable clothing that allows freedom of movement. If you have recent test reports, X-rays or MRI scans, bring them: they help to frame the complaint better.
Is the treatment painful?+
The treatment is manual and is calibrated to the person and the complaint. Always tell the osteopath what you are feeling during the session so the techniques can be adapted.
Where it is performed
Osteopathic visit in Siena
Available at the Skinfarm clinic in Siena, Viale Federigo Tozzi 7, in the heart of the city. Care begins with a specialist assessment, with short booking times and a treatment tailored to each case.
Viale Federigo Tozzi 7 — Siena clinic →Osteopathic visit in Florence
Also available at the Skinfarm clinic in Florence, Viale Augusto Righi 19, in the Careggi area. Book a first consultation to define the most suitable plan and discuss timing and approach with your doctor.
Viale Augusto Righi 19 — Florence clinic →Who performs this treatment
Have a pain that will not go away?
Book an osteopathy visit: we will assess posture and mobility to understand the origin of the complaint.
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