Where full-body wellness
meets deep, lasting rest.
Massage at Le Sommet is therapeutic first. Our therapists listen to what you want to feel when you leave — whether that is restored, released, or simply quiet — and build the session around that goal. Swedish, deep tissue, or targeted work, with add-ons that take the experience further.
Massage as medicine for the whole person
At Le Sommet, massage is not an afterthought to the treatment menu. It belongs alongside every other modality we offer because tension, stress, and fatigue often occur together. They accumulate together, and they need to be released together.
Your therapist begins every session with a brief conversation about where you are holding tension, what you want to feel when you leave, and whether there are areas to focus on or avoid. The session is built from that conversation — not from a preset sequence.
Whether you are recovering from a demanding stretch of work, supporting your body through a treatment series, or simply giving yourself the reset you have been postponing — there is a session style and a length that fits where you are today.
Every session starts with understanding what you want to achieve. The technique follows the goal — not the other way around. Relaxation, recovery, release, and rehabilitation each call for a different approach.
Our therapists are trained to read feedback — verbal and physical — and adjust through the session. If pressure needs to change or attention needs to shift, that happens in real time, without you having to ask twice.
Massage pairs naturally with nearly everything else at Le Sommet — particularly EMSCULPT NEO® functional sessions, IV therapy for recovery, and any treatment that involves significant physical work. Ask at booking if you want to combine.
A 60-minute session is not a rushed 90. It is a full, purposeful treatment sized to the time. For first visits or lighter maintenance, 60 minutes is often exactly right. For deeper work or full-body coverage with add-ons, 90 minutes gives the session room to breathe.
Choose your approach
Three styles, each addressing the body differently. Not sure which fits? Tell us your goals at booking and your therapist will guide the session from there.
The foundation of therapeutic massage — long, flowing strokes that work with the direction of blood flow to improve circulation, ease muscle tension, and signal the nervous system to downshift. The right choice when the goal is full-body restoration, stress relief, or simply returning to a version of yourself that doesn't feel wound tight. Effective for first-time massage clients and as consistent maintenance for anyone carrying chronic low-level tension.
Slower, more deliberate work targeting the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue where chronic tension and postural holding patterns live. Particularly effective for recurring tightness in the shoulders, neck, and low back — and for anyone who sits for long stretches or carries physical stress in specific areas. Deep tissue does not have to hurt to work. The goal is sustained, progressive release — not force — and your therapist will calibrate pressure to what your tissue is actually ready to accept.
A session built around a specific area of concern rather than the whole body — typically one to three zones that need the most attention. Combines techniques as needed: deep tissue where the tissue is ready for it, trigger point work where tension has concentrated into specific spots, and myofascial release where the restriction is in the fascia rather than the muscle itself. The right choice when you have a persistent problem area that general massage hasn't fully reached, or when you want to use the full session time on what actually matters most to you today.
Add-ons that take it further
Each add-on integrates into your session rather than extending it. Request at booking or mention it to your therapist before you begin.
Four smooth heated basalt stones are placed at key muscle groups and used as a massage tool. The sustained heat penetrates to a depth that hands alone take significantly longer to reach, accelerating muscle release and producing a deep-body warmth that continues after the session ends.
Silicone cups create a gentle suction that lifts the tissue rather than compressing it — a decompressive technique that releases fascial adhesions, improves circulation, and addresses areas of tightness that respond poorly to direct pressure. Temporary redness or circular marks are normal and typically resolve within a few days.
A therapeutic essential oil blend worked into the massage oil for the full-body application. The aromatherapy experience operates on two levels simultaneously — the physical absorption of the oil through the skin and the neurological effect of the scent on mood, stress response, and perceived pain. Your therapist selects a blend suited to your session's goal.
doTERRA's Deep Blue Rub applied to specific areas of concern — a soothing blend formulated for muscle and joint comfort. The cooling, anti-inflammatory properties of the blend complement deep tissue and targeted work, providing localized relief that continues working after you leave. Particularly effective for chronic low back tension, tight shoulders, and post-workout soreness.
Skilled hands. A listening ear. A clear goal.
Our massage therapists are licensed, trained in multiple modalities, and genuinely invested in understanding what each client needs from the session in front of them. The intake conversation is not a formality. It determines the pressure, the focus, the pacing, and which techniques get used.
If you have a preference for your therapist after your first visit, you can request them at booking. Availability varies — your therapist will let you know their schedule when you come in.
Questions before you book? Call or text us at (801) 348-3674 and we will help you choose the session style and length that fits what you are dealing with today.
People apologize for how tense they are, like it is something to be embarrassed about. It is not. That is exactly what we are here for.
Le Sommet MedSpa · Therapeutic Massage Works beautifully on its own.
Even better as part of something larger.
Massage integrates naturally with most other treatments at Le Sommet. Combine it with IV therapy for a complete recovery and restoration visit. Pair it with an EMSCULPT NEO® functional series for physical rehabilitation. Or simply book it on its own — because sometimes the most productive thing you can give your body is an hour of complete release.
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Tell your therapist where you hold tension, your preferred pressure, and areas to focus on or avoid. Pressure can be adjusted throughout the session; deeper work is not a request to tolerate pain.
Discuss skin sensitivities and scent preferences before choosing enhancements. Enhancements integrate into your appointment rather than extending it. Ask which session length fits your goals.
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