Stress Incontinence · Bladder Leakage · Pelvic Floor Support · Moncton & Dieppe NB
Stress Incontinence Treatment in Moncton & Dieppe
Leak when you cough, sneeze, laugh, jump, lift, or exercise? You are not alone — and you do not have to keep planning your life around “just in case” pads. Sparkle offers consultation-led, non-surgical pelvic floor and intimate wellness pathways for selected stress incontinence and bladder leakage concerns.
Emsella
CO2RE Intima
$900–$2,500 plans
4–6 session series
Est. since 2012
Physician Oversight
All Skin Tones
Moncton · Dieppe · Riverview NB
In short: Stress incontinence is involuntary urine leakage with pressure on the bladder, such as coughing, sneezing, laughing, jumping, lifting, or exercise. Sparkle may discuss Emsella, CO2RE Intima, pelvic wellness tools, OBGYN/sexual health consultation, medical-grade lubricants and moisturizers, lifestyle support, and referral when appropriate. The source page lists treatment packages from $900–$2,500, 1–2 session improvement language, a 4–6 session series, maintenance every 6–12 months, Emsella sessions of 28 minutes, CO2RE sessions under 15 minutes, and 48-hour CO2RE prep guidance.
What Stress Incontinence Can Feel Like
Small leaks can have a big impact on confidence.
Stress incontinence is not about emotional stress. It happens when pressure is placed on the bladder and the pelvic floor/urethral support system does not fully hold.
Coughing or sneezing leaks
Urine leakage with sudden pressure.
Laughing or jumping leaks
Leaking during fitness, play, or daily movement.
Exercise avoidance
Skipping workouts or impact activity because of accidents.
Pads “just in case”
Wearing protection because leaking feels unpredictable.
Lifting triggers
Leakage when lifting children, weights, groceries, or heavy items.
Confidence changes
Feeling less free, less active, or less comfortable socially.
Possible Contributors
Bladder leakage often reflects pelvic floor and support changes.
Childbirth or vaginal delivery
Pregnancy and delivery can affect pelvic floor support, nerves, and connective tissue.
Perimenopause + menopause
Hormonal changes may affect tissue support, urethral tissue, and pelvic floor function.
Weight changes
Changes in pressure on the pelvic floor may contribute.
Pelvic surgery
Surgery or scarring may affect support and function.
High-impact exercise
Repeated jumping, running, or lifting can reveal pelvic floor weakness or coordination issues.
Chronic pressure
Chronic coughing, constipation, or straining can contribute over time.
Who May Be a Candidate
You may be a fit for consultation if leakage is affecting your day.
You may be a candidate if you leak during physical activity, sneezing, coughing, jumping, laughing, or lifting; avoid activities due to fear of leakage; have had vaginal delivery; are in perimenopause or menopause; or want a non-surgical pathway to explore pelvic floor and intimate wellness support.
When To Pause or Refer
Some urinary symptoms need medical care first.
Seek medical assessment for blood in urine, pain or burning with urination, fever, recurrent urinary tract infections, sudden or severe urinary changes, inability to control urine, pelvic organ prolapse symptoms, neurological symptoms, pregnancy-related concerns, or anything sudden, worsening, or concerning.
How To Choose
A simple guide for choosing the right starting point.
01
If leakage happens with cough, sneeze, laugh, jump, or lift
Start with pelvic floor consultation to discuss Emsella, home tools, and referral needs.
02
If symptoms started postpartum
Medical clearance, healing, breastfeeding, scar tissue, pelvic floor status, and physiotherapy needs matter.
03
If symptoms changed with menopause
CO2RE Intima, tissue support, dryness, pelvic floor support, and medical assessment may be discussed.
04
If leakage is severe, sudden, painful, or mixed with urgency
Medical assessment or pelvic floor physiotherapy may be the safer first step.
Pricing + Timelines
Typical packages range from $900 to $2,500.
Price Range
$900–$2,500
Depends on whether Emsella, CO2RE Intima, home tools, packages, or financing are included.
Emsella Timing
28 minutes
The source page states Emsella sessions are 28 minutes.
Series Timing
4–6 sessions
The source page states a 4–6 session series is often recommended.
Maintenance
6–12 months
Maintenance may be recommended every 6–12 months after the initial series.
Before Treatment
- Emsella usually requires minimal preparation.
- For CO2RE Intima, avoid sexual activity for 48 hours before if directed.
- A personalized consultation and assessment are completed first.
- Tell us if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, recently postpartum, have infections, urinary pain, unexplained bleeding, implants, or medical devices.
During Treatment
- Emsella: sit fully clothed on the chair for 28 minutes.
- CO2RE Intima: the source page notes a quick treatment under 15 minutes; total appointment time may be longer.
- Emsella can feel like intense pelvic floor contractions.
- Treatment is performed in a private, comfortable setting.
After Treatment
- Many clients return to routine daily activity after Emsella.
- CO2RE Intima has specific aftercare instructions depending on your protocol.
- Results may build over weeks with continued sessions.
- Home tools may be recommended for maintenance when appropriate.
Results + Expectations
Improvement is possible, but results vary.
Possible outcomes may include fewer leaks, improved pelvic floor awareness, increased confidence with movement, and less dependence on “just in case” pads for selected clients. No treatment can guarantee complete bladder control or eliminate leakage for every client. Severe leakage, urgency, prolapse, pain, neurological symptoms, or recurrent infections may need medical or pelvic floor physiotherapy care.
Early changes
The source page says some clients may notice changes after 1–2 sessions.
Series response
A 4–6 session series may support a stronger response.
Maintenance
Maintenance may be recommended every 6–12 months depending on response.
Referral matters
Some leakage requires pelvic floor physio, urology, gynecology, or physician support.
Risks + Medical Scope
Bladder leakage needs the right screening.
Possible risks depend on treatment and may include temporary muscle fatigue, cramping, pelvic discomfort, tissue sensitivity, irritation, discharge, spotting, under-response, over-response, or unsatisfactory results. Emsella may not be appropriate for some implanted devices, pregnancy, certain medical conditions, or metal implants in the treatment area. CO2RE Intima requires intimate health screening and aftercare. Your provider will review risks and candidacy before treatment.
Sparkle treatments do not replace emergency care, pelvic floor physiotherapy, urology, gynecology, surgical consultation, or medical management when those are needed.
Why Sparkle
Because bladder leakage deserves privacy, options, and a real plan.
Sparkle’s approach is private, respectful, and consultation-led. We understand that leaking can affect exercise, intimacy, social confidence, and everyday comfort. The goal is to help you understand your options and choose the right pathway for your symptoms and stage of life.
Multiple pathways
Emsella, CO2RE Intima, pelvic wellness tools, products, lifestyle support, and referral options.
Respectful conversation
You can talk about leakage without shame or pressure.
Referral-aware care
We explain when pelvic floor physiotherapy or medical care may be the safer first step.
Stage-of-life support
Postpartum, perimenopause, menopause, and active lifestyles all need different planning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Stress incontinence questions, answered.
Helpful answers for clients searching for bladder leakage treatment, stress incontinence support, Emsella, CO2RE Intima, pelvic floor treatment, postpartum leakage, menopause leakage, and intimate wellness support in Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview, and southeastern New Brunswick.
Ready to stop planning your life around leakage?
Book a private consultation at Sparkle Lifestyle & MediSpa and let us help you understand which pelvic floor or intimate wellness pathway may be right for your body, symptoms, and goals.