
Low back pain treatment
So-called common low-back pain is one of the most frequent spinal conditions. Nearly 80% of people will experience it during their lifetime - pain may be acute, chronic, or disabling.
Learn more18+ years of evidence-based clinical practice in Lebanon and France.
My profile
18 years understanding pain - not just treating it. My approach combines clinical osteopathy, movement neuroscience, and follow-up tailored to you, not to a generic protocol.
When and why to see an osteopath
Evidence-based approach integrating the latest advances in pain neuroscience and sports medicine.

So-called common low-back pain is one of the most frequent spinal conditions. Nearly 80% of people will experience it during their lifetime - pain may be acute, chronic, or disabling.
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Cervicalgia is not a specific condition but a symptom. In young adults, it is often caused by sustained poor posture. Cervical osteoarthritis is another possible cause.
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Osteopathy and manual therapy play an essential role in supporting both amateur and professional athletes - at every step of their practice, for health and performance.
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Tendonitis, often caused by repetitive movements and aging, can limit daily activities and sports. Treatment is paired with a tailored exercise programme.
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Osteopathy plays a key role in assessing and improving posture, particularly in patients - adult or adolescent - with postural disorders.
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Temporomandibular disorders (TMD) include a range of conditions causing jaw pain, locking and clicking - they respond well to manual therapy.
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During pregnancy, the body undergoes significant changes. Osteopathic treatment during and after pregnancy is safe and beneficial.
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Tension headache is the most common type of primary headache - diffuse, mild to moderate, bilateral. It responds particularly well to osteopathic treatment.
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Chronic pain is persistent pain lasting at least 3 consecutive months, with significant physical, mental and social consequences. Multidisciplinary care is essential.
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A multidisciplinary clinic in the heart of Achrafieh, Beirut. Easy access, parking nearby.
Frequently asked questions
No. Osteopathy is direct-access in Lebanon - no medical prescription is required to book an appointment.
For acute pain: 1 to 3 sessions. For chronic pain: 4 to 8 sessions over several weeks, with a personalized plan after a complete assessment.
The first consultation lasts 45 minutes (full case history and initial treatment). Follow-up sessions are typically 30 to 45 minutes.
French, English and Arabic. You can consult in the language you find most comfortable for describing your pain.
Yes. Dr Kortbawi specializes in sports medicine - prevention, injury, recovery and return-to-sport are core to the practice.
Book your first appointment and let us build a treatment plan tailored to you. We reply quickly by WhatsApp or phone.