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Medical · Forest

Alison Michalik

Physiotherapist, mesotherapy specialist

Practitioner · Forest

A physiotherapist passionate about bodily physiology and anatomy, Alison has developed a holistic approach that addresses the root causes of imbalance while respecting each individual's specif...
Alison Michalik · Medical
Alison Michalik

About

Meet Alison

Physiotherapist, mesotherapy specialist

A physiotherapist passionate about bodily physiology and anatomy, Alison has developed a holistic approach that addresses the root causes of imbalance while respecting each individual's particularities.

She holds certifications in manual therapy for adults and infants, as well as in active global stretching and dry needling, a technique that uses acupuncture needles to release muscular tension.

Certified in mesotherapy through Mesoskin, she offers a natural skin regeneration technique designed to improve the appearance and comfort of scars and skin.

Her aim is to guide each person, with rigour and warmth, toward lasting well-being through targeted techniques and a comfortable space throughout every session.

Practices

What Alison offers

A selection of treatments and techniques available by appointment. Each protocol is tailored during a first conversation to meet your specific need.

  • 01Manual therapy for adults and infants
  • 02Active global stretching (SGA)
  • 03Dry needling
  • 04Mesotherapy and skin regeneration
  • 05Scar treatment
  • 06Holistic skin treatments

Who it is for

Alison is a physiotherapist and mesotherapy specialist. She provides manual therapy for adults and infants, active global stretching, dry needling, as well as skin regeneration and scar treatment. This dual expertise lets her address both established mechanical pain and skin work, in both cases with a rehabilitation logic rather than a one-off treatment.

How a session unfolds

A first appointment begins with an assessment: history, mobility examination, identification of the areas involved. Treatment then combines manual therapy and, depending on the case, dry needling or active global stretching. Alison explains what she finds and why she treats a given area — often different from where the pain shows. Exercises to do at home extend the work between sessions.

Frequently asked questions

Is dry needling painful?
The sensation is brief: a muscular twitch as the needle reaches the tension point. It is not comparable to an injection and the effect on the contracture is often immediate. Some soreness may follow for a day.
Does she treat infants?
Yes, paediatric manual therapy is part of her practice, with very gentle techniques suited to the very young.

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