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Osteopath in Paris 8, avenue de Friedland
A calm clinic, a short walk from Charles de Gaulle Étoile. Hosam ASSAL and Michaël Vallée Kallézis see you here from Monday to Sunday, with the same approach: understand where your pain comes from before treating it.
The team
Two practitioners, one method
Every practitioner at the clinic is trained in the ASSAL Method and applies it in the same way. Whoever you see, the approach stays the same: understand the origin before treating.
Hosam ASSAL
Osteopath · Paris 8 and Vitry-sur-Seine
Founder of the ASSAL Method, Hosam sees patients in Paris 8 and Vitry-sur-Seine. He mainly treats chronic pain, digestive problems and postural imbalances that keep coming back despite treatment. He also teaches his method to students and manual therapy practitioners.
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Michaël Vallée Kallézis
Osteopath · Paris 8
Trained in the ASSAL Method, Michaël works alongside Hosam ASSAL at the Paris 8 clinic. He pays particular attention to posture-related problems, especially in patients who spend long hours sitting at work.
Book with MichaëlWhat we treat
What brings you here
Choose the area where you have pain. You will find the conditions we treat and, above all, an explanation of how they develop.
Head, neck and jawMigraines, neck pain, dizziness, tinnitus, jaw locking, neuralgia, after-effects of neck injuries.
Back, chest and digestionReflux, pain between the shoulder blades, chest tightness, bloating, rib pain.
Lower back, pelvis and lower abdomenLow back pain, sciatica, herniated disc, sacroiliac pain, pelvic pain, recovery after childbirth.
Joints and tendinitisShoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle. Tendinitis, sprains and pain that won’t go away.
Sports osteopathyRecurring tendinitis, repeated sprains, muscle tightness, returning to sport after an injury.
Pregnancy and postpartumBack pain, sciatica, pubic pain during pregnancy, a pelvis that has not recovered since the birth.
BabiesHead always turned to the same side, a flattening skull, feeding difficulties, crying. From the first month.Do you play sport? See sports osteopathy
Pregnant or a new mother? See the Pregnancy and postpartum page
Coming in for your baby? See the Babies page
Getting there
32 avenue de Friedland75008 ParisDirections
By metro. Charles de Gaulle Étoile station, served by lines 1, 2 and 6 and by the RER A. The clinic is a few minutes’ walk away: head down avenue de Friedland from the Arc de Triomphe.
By bus. Buses 22 and 52, Balzac stop, on the avenue itself. Buses 30, 31, 73 and 92 stop around place Charles-de-Gaulle, a few minutes’ walk away.
By car. The Étoile-Friedland underground car park is almost opposite the clinic. The Hoche car park, at 18 avenue Hoche, is five minutes’ walk away. Street parking is possible in the area, but you will rarely find a space first time. If you are coming by car, allow a little extra time.
On arrival
The clinic is on the ground floor, first door on the right as you enter the building.
Once inside, the waiting room is on your right. You will then see two doors: the one on the left is the osteopathy clinic. Take a seat in the waiting room and we will come and fetch you.
There is no plaque on the front of the building. The only sign is on the clinic door itself. Go by the building number rather than looking for a sign.
The entry code is sent to you with your appointment confirmation.
The setting
A calm, uncluttered clinic in soft light. Everything here has been thought out so that you can settle in before the consultation even begins.
Accessibility: the clinic is on one level, and a pushchair gets through without difficulty. Wheelchair access remains difficult. If this applies to you, call us before you come and we will work it out together.
Hours, contact and fees
Monday to Sunday, 11am to 8pm, by appointment only.
Clinic phone: +33 1 44 09 95 80
Adult consultation: €100
Babies and children up to the age of 10: €50
Patient reviews
What our patients say
★★★★★May 2026
Mr Assal is an excellent osteopath, attentive and a good listener. He takes the time to really understand where the pain comes from, examines each area carefully and doesn’t hesitate to give advice. I highly recommend him.
★★★★★July 2026
This experience deserves 10 ⭐ I arrived at the clinic this morning in a bad way (pain in my breastbone, neck and stomach). Now I can finally breathe with relief. Thank you
★★★★★February 2026
Clear explanations, expertise and trust
I have been lucky enough to be treated by Mr Assal for years now, and I always leave feeling absolutely great
Highly recommended
★★★★★October 2025
Very good practitioner, attentive and effective.
I felt a real improvement after the session.
Highly recommended.
★★★★★June 2026
My visit to the Assal clinic did me a world of good. Attentive, professional and passionate about his work. Highly recommended!
A selection of reviews published on our Google profile for Paris 8, translated from French and not verified. Date: month of the visit.
Questions about this clinic
Where can I park near the clinic?
The Étoile-Friedland underground car park is almost opposite the clinic, and the Hoche car park, at 18 avenue Hoche, is five minutes’ walk away. On the street, you will rarely find a space first time: allow a little extra time.
How do I recognise the building?
Go by the number, 32. There is no plaque on the front of the building: the only sign is on the clinic door, on the ground floor, first door on the right. The entry code is sent to you with your appointment confirmation.
Can I come with a pushchair?
Yes, the clinic is on one level and a pushchair gets through without difficulty. Wheelchair access remains difficult: call us before you come and we will work it out together.
Do you offer consultations in English?
Yes. Consultations take place in French, English or Arabic.
Who sees patients in Paris 8?
Hosam ASSAL, founder of the ASSAL Method, and Michaël Vallée Kallézis, an osteopath trained in the method who pays particular attention to posture-related problems.
Find the origin of your pain
A consultation helps you understand where your pain really comes from, and how to address it, taking your history into account.
A question before you come? Email us at cabinet.assal@gmail.com or read the FAQ.