Why Choose Sparkle for Botox Injections?
- Medical expertise: Treatments performed by experienced injectors.
- Premium fillers: We use trusted brands like Juvederm®, Galderma®, and Stylage®.
- Customized results: Every treatment is designed to balance and enhance your natural proportions.
- Local trust: Serving clients from Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview, and Southeastern New Brunswick.
Botox Results: Before & After Photos from Real Moncton Clients
Please note that the before and after pictures shown on our website are for illustrative purposes only. They do not constitute a guarantee of results.
Botox & Dysport Treatments Areas
Is Botox Right For You?
The Preventative Client (20s & 30s): You want to stop lines before they stick. Smaller “baby Botox” doses can prevent dynamic wrinkles from becoming permanent static lines.
The Rejuvenation Client (40s+): You want to soften deep lines, lift a heavy brow, and look less tired. Our advanced techniques can take years off your appearance without surgery.
Men’s Botox (“Brotox”): We specialize in maintaining a masculine brow shape while softening harsh furrow lines for a more energized, approachable look.
Results Timeline
After 1 session: Softer lines and a refreshed expression.
After 2 weeks: Full results visible.
After 3–4 months: Gradual return of movement; time for your next touch-up.
With maintenance: Consistent, natural-looking smoothness year-round.
What to Expect at Sparkle
Step 1: The Consultation: We don’t just inject; we plan. Your appointment begins with a facial analysis to map your unique anatomy. We listen to your goals and help you choose between Botox® and Dysport®.
Step 2: The Treatment: In just 15–20 minutes, our experts use ultra-fine needles to place precise injections. Most clients say it feels like a quick, tiny pinch. Numbing cream is available if you are nervous!
Step 3: The Glow & Downtime: You can return to work immediately. You may experience mild swelling (like tiny mosquito bites) for 15-30 minutes. You’ll begin to notice a softening of lines within 3–5 days
Pre & Post Care
Before: Avoid alcohol, ibuprofen, and fish oil 48 hours before. Eat a light meal before arriving.
After: Keep your head elevated the first night. Avoid intense workouts, alcohol, and massaging the area for 24 hours.
Other Cosmetic Injectables Treatments
Botox & Dysport
Smooth fine lines and prevent new ones from forming with tox. Quick, subtle, and effective — keeping your natural expression.
Lip Filler
Plump, define, and balance your lips with precision dermal fillers. Whether you want subtle hydration or a fuller pout, we’ll create the perfect shape for you.
Sculptra
Boost collagen naturally with Sculptra. This injectable works gradually to restore volume, improve skin texture, and deliver long-lasting, youthful results.
PRP Injections
Harness the power of your own plasma to rejuvenate skin, improve texture, and target concerns like fine lines, scars, and hair thinning. 100% natural.
Fat Removal
Say goodbye to stubborn under-chin fat with Belkyra. This non-surgical injectable melts away fullness for a sharper, more defined jawline.
Dermal FIllers
Sculpt, lift, and restore volume where you need it most. From cheeks to jawlines, dermal fillers enhance your features for natural, balanced beauty.
Risks & Side Effects of Botox®
Botox® and Dysport® are Health Canada–approved injectable treatments used to temporarily relax targeted muscles and reduce the appearance of wrinkles. While these neuromodulators have a long, proven safety record and are generally very safe when administered by our trained medical professionals, they are still medical procedures and carry potential risks and side effects.
Common Temporary Side Effects Most side effects are mild, localized to the injection site, and resolve within a few hours to a few days. These may include:
Redness and swelling (often looking like tiny mosquito bites) immediately after injection, which typically subsides within 15 to 30 minutes.
Mild bruising or pinpoint bleeding at the injection sites.
Mild tenderness or discomfort during and immediately after the treatment.
A mild headache or temporary feeling of heaviness in the forehead (usually resolves within 24 to 48 hours).
Less Common or Rare Risks Although uncommon, especially when injected by highly experienced providers, possible risks include:
Eyelid or eyebrow drooping (ptosis): A temporary lowering of the lid or brow if the product migrates to an unintended muscle.
Asymmetry: Uneven muscle relaxation, which can usually be easily corrected during a follow-up appointment.
Unintended muscle weakness in muscles adjacent to the treatment area.
Dry eyes or excessive tearing (specifically when treating areas around the eyes).
Allergic reactions (extremely rare).
Important Considerations
Patience is Key: Results are not immediate. You will begin to feel the effects in 3 to 5 days, but it takes a full 10 to 14 days to see the final, settled result.
Temporary Results: The effects of Botox® and Dysport® are temporary, generally lasting 3 to 4 months. Regular maintenance is required to keep your results.
Contraindications: Botox® is not recommended if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have certain neurological conditions (like myasthenia gravis or ALS), or have an active skin infection in the treatment area.
Aftercare is Crucial: To prevent the product from migrating to unintended muscles, it is vital to follow your aftercare instructions—including not rubbing your face, staying upright for a few hours, and avoiding intense exercise for 24 hours.
All cosmetic injection treatments at Sparkle Lifestyle & MediSpa begin with a comprehensive, pressure-free consultation to review your medical history, discuss potential risks, and ensure this treatment is the safest and most effective option for you.
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