Sophie Safarov, a registered physiotherapist, sees patients in Nice for the assessment and rehabilitation of spinal and maxillofacial conditions, as well as for postural assessments. She practices within a dental center specializing in occlusion and posturology, promoting a multidisciplinary approach to patient care.
Each treatment begins with an assessment tailored to the patient’s needs, making it possible to define the goals and treatment approach.
Depending on the findings gathered during the clinical examination, the assessment may be supplemented by specific equipment designed to analyze posture, gait, and muscle strength.
Following the assessment, treatment is guided by the identified dysfunctions and underlying causes. A personalized rehabilitation program is developed in consultation with the patient, taking into account their needs, expectations, and goals.
Treatment is progressively adapted according to clinical progress and the results achieved. This approach aims to address the identified dysfunctions in a targeted manner while promoting lasting improvements in function and everyday comfort.
A comprehensive and complementary approach may be considered when the situation requires it. Assessment and treatment can then draw on the expertise of the various professionals within the multidisciplinary team, allowing different perspectives to be combined and therapeutic strategies to be tailored as closely as possible to the patient’s needs.
Three families of treatment, from the initial assessment to the most specific rehabilitation — that of the oro-facial sphere.
An initial assessment helps identify the rehabilitation goals, taking into account both the findings of the clinical evaluation and the objectives expressed by the patient. The treatment plan is therefore personalized and tailored to each individual situation.
The postural approach broadens the analysis beyond the painful area or the initial condition, considering the patient as a whole and looking for possible interactions between different regions of the body.
When necessary, this approach can be complemented by the expertise of the various medical and allied healthcare professionals within the team, in order to provide coordinated and multidisciplinary care.
A state diploma completed by a research-oriented master's degree, and a thesis distinguished by the university.
Education, Rehabilitation and Health Science Research track — Université Côte d'Azur, Nice.
Institut de Formation en Masso-Kinésithérapie (IFMK), Nice.
Certified training in emergency care and procedures — Université Côte d'Azur.
A study on the professional identity of physiotherapy students, awarded first prize for best thesis by Université Côte d'Azur. View the thesis.
What you need to know to book an appointment and get reimbursed without any surprises.
The practice is in-network (secteur 1): sessions are covered by French national health insurance with a medical prescription, then topped up by your supplementary insurance (mutuelle).
Slots can be booked directly on Doctolib, with an automatic reminder by SMS or email before the session.
41 avenue Raymond-Comboul, 06000 Nice — a few minutes from the Promenade des Anglais, accessible by public transport or car.
In-network physiotherapist and massage therapist. Consultations by appointment, practice located in central Nice, a short walk from the Promenade des Anglais.