BE SPACE / BEAUTY ESTHETIC SPACE
Cosmetic Injectables in Mississauga
Explore cosmetic injectable treatments, understand the differences and see current prices. Begin with the change you have in mind—not a product you feel you need to choose yourself.
Skin care remains at the centre of BE SPACE. Injectables are one part of the treatment menu, with their own considerations, limitations and need for individual assessment.
What are cosmetic injectables?
Cosmetic injectables are treatments delivered by injection for different purposes. Some affect selected muscle activity. Others add volume or change contour, while certain products are used with skin quality in mind. A shared method of delivery does not make them interchangeable.
The useful question is what you want to understand or change: movement-related lines, lip definition, facial volume, skin texture or a concern about previous treatment. Your health history, anatomy and preferences help determine whether an injectable—or another approach—is appropriate.
Find your starting point
Use these links to explore the information relevant to your concern. They guide your reading, not your treatment choice.
Expression lines
Lip shape or definition
Volume or contour
Skin hydration or quality
Concerns about previous filler
Excessive sweating
An option may be considered depending on assessment, your goals and your anatomy. Reading about it does not establish that it is suitable for you.
Botox
$9 per unit · 70 units & more: $7 per unit
Dysport
$8 per unit · 70 units & more: $7 per unit
Fillers
Lip augmentation, with attention to shape, volume and proportion.
$450 for 1 ml
Dermal fillers add volume or modify contour in selected areas. In general facial filler treatment, people may explore lip definition, cheek volume or chin contour; the appropriate material and approach depend on the area. The BE SPACE price shown here is specifically for lip augmentation with 1 ml of filler. It is not a price for every facial area.
Lip filler can change fullness and definition, while a lip flip changes the action of selected muscles. An agreed quantity should reflect your anatomy and preferences; the menu amount is not a recommendation that everyone needs 1 ml. Early swelling can obscure the result. Ask which filler is proposed, what it can realistically achieve and what risks apply, including rare but serious vascular complications.
Lip Flip
A temporary change in upper-lip movement.
$100
A lip flip generally uses a small amount of a neuromodulator to relax selected muscle fibres around the upper lip. This may allow more of the lip to show, particularly with expression. It does not place filler in the lip or create the same type of added volume.
The distinction matters if you are hoping for more fullness, a different outline or a change visible mainly when smiling. Lip movement also helps with speaking and drinking, so temporary changes in function belong in the discussion alongside appearance. Suitability depends on anatomy and the intended effect. Ask about the proposed medicine, expected limitations and alternatives; a lip flip is not automatically a substitute for lip filler.
Gummy Smile
Assessment of gum display when smiling.
$100
The term “gummy smile” describes a smile that shows a relatively large amount of gum. It is a description, not a diagnosis or a sign that something needs correcting. Lip movement, the gums and the relationship between teeth and jaw can all contribute to how a smile looks.
An injectable approach may be considered in selected cases where upper-lip muscle activity contributes to the concern. It cannot address every underlying cause and is different from adding lip volume. A dental assessment or another approach may be more relevant. Discuss what is driving the gum display, the proposed method and its limitations before deciding whether treatment is appropriate for you.
PLL (polylactic acid)
An owner-menu treatment that needs product-specific discussion.
$600 per vial
The BE SPACE menu lists this treatment as “PLL (polylactic acid)” in its face lift/contouring category. The abbreviated name does not identify the exact injectable product, its formulation or the areas for which it is intended. Those details matter before making a useful comparison with a dermal filler or another contouring treatment.
Ask for the full product name, intended purpose, expected course and aftercare when discussing this option. A price per vial does not establish how many vials would be suitable or the number of appointments involved. No lifting effect, collagen response or duration can be promised from the menu label alone, and the category name does not imply a surgical facelift result.
RADIESSE
A calcium hydroxylapatite-based injectable filler.
$600 per syringe
RADIESSE is an injectable filler containing calcium hydroxylapatite particles in a gel carrier. It belongs to a different material category from hyaluronic acid fillers. When discussing volume or contour, the product’s properties, the intended area and the existing tissue all matter; filler names are not simply different labels for the same treatment.
The BE SPACE menu lists RADIESSE per syringe without specifying the syringe volume or treatment area. Discuss these details, the amount proposed and realistic expectations before deciding. It should not be assumed to suit every area, including the lips. It also cannot be treated as an HA filler that can be dissolved with hyaluronidase, making an informed choice especially important.
Filler Dissolving
Reassessment of previous filler and possible options for adjustment.
$170
You may want previous filler reviewed because of its appearance, a persistent concern or a change in your preferences. Start with what was injected, where and when. Photographs and treatment records can help establish the history, particularly if the original appointment was elsewhere.
Hyaluronic acid filler can sometimes be reduced using an enzyme called hyaluronidase. This approach does not apply to every injectable material, and assessment is needed before deciding whether dissolving is appropriate. The response can vary; it is not a guaranteed return to a previous appearance and carries its own risks, including allergic reactions. Sudden pain, skin colour changes or visual symptoms after filler need urgent medical attention, not a routine dissolving appointment.
Skin Booster
An injectable skin-quality option to explore in detail.
$350
“Skin booster” is a broad term used for injectable treatments focused on skin quality rather than a prominent change in facial contour. Some products in this category use hyaluronic acid and are studied for effects such as hydration or skin smoothness. The term alone does not establish the ingredients or results of a particular service.
If your interest is skin hydration or texture, ask which product is proposed, what evidence supports its intended use and how progress would be assessed. It is not automatically the same as lip filler, nor does it replace ongoing skin care. The appropriate area, quantity, number of visits and expected changes depend on the specific treatment and your skin.
Biorevitalization
A separately listed injectable skin treatment.
$450
Biorevitalization is a term used for injectable skin treatments intended to improve aspects of skin quality. Published treatments under this name use different formulations, so it is not a precise ingredient list or a guarantee of a particular result. BE SPACE lists it separately from Skin Booster, with its own price.
The useful comparison is the actual product, the concern being addressed and the proposed approach—not the names alone. Ask how this option differs from the Skin Booster service, what changes are realistic and what recovery or follow-up may be needed. Neither the name nor its price establishes that it is stronger, more comprehensive or more suitable for your skin.
Cocktail Monaco
A menu option requiring an explanation of the exact treatment.
$500
Cocktail Monaco is the name used on the BE SPACE menu. It does not, by itself, identify a standardised formulation, a particular injectable medicine or a verified combination of ingredients. It should therefore be discussed on its own terms rather than treated as another name for Skin Booster, Biorevitalization or a neuromodulator treatment.
Before choosing this option, ask what would be used, how it would be administered, the intended purpose and the evidence behind the proposed approach. Any ingredients, expected effects, recovery and alternatives should be explained clearly before consent. The menu price does not establish a treatment course, included quantities or a promised result.
Hyperhidrosis
Information about treatment for excessive sweating.
$750
Hyperhidrosis means sweating beyond what is needed to regulate body temperature. If sweating is affecting daily life, assessment helps establish its pattern, possible causes and suitable treatment options. A website description cannot determine whether you have this condition or explain a new change in sweating.
Botulinum toxin injections are one treatment used for selected cases: they temporarily reduce nerve signals that stimulate sweating in the treated area. Other approaches may also be appropriate. The BE SPACE menu does not specify an area, product or quantity for this service. Discuss those details and the expected scope before booking treatment. It should not be understood as a permanent cure or a whole-body solution.
Neuromodulators vs fillers
These categories address different parts of facial appearance. Understanding the mechanism helps you ask more useful questions than simply choosing a familiar brand.
Neuromodulator medicines are used in selected cosmetic treatments to temporarily reduce targeted muscle activity. People exploring wrinkle injections often ask about expression lines such as forehead lines, frown lines and crow’s feet. The relevant product, treatment area and suitability require assessment; a line visible at rest may have causes that muscle relaxation alone does not address.
This category does not add facial volume. Results develop over time and are temporary, with the effect and duration varying between individuals. Discuss how much movement you wish to retain, previous treatment and relevant medical history. A lower per-unit price does not establish the right dose for you.
Neuromodulator products act on targeted muscle activity rather than adding volume. Products in this category can differ in formulation, dosing and treatment planning.
Units are specific to the product. Comparing prices per unit will not tell you which treatment costs less overall, how much you need or which is suitable. Share the name of any neuromodulator you have previously received and when it was used. The proposed area, expected effect, limitations and total price should be discussed before treatment; no product guarantees a particular outcome.
Movement
Neuromodulators
Volume / contour
Dermal fillers
Main action
Neuromodulators
Temporarily affect targeted muscle activity.
Dermal fillers
Add volume or modify contour, depending on the material and treatment.
Common discussion
Neuromodulators
Lines associated with facial expression and how much movement to retain.
Dermal fillers
Fullness, definition and the relationship between facial features.
What they do not establish
Neuromodulators
Muscle relaxation does not replace lost volume or address every visible line.
Dermal fillers
Added volume does not perform the same action as a neuromodulator.
How quantities differ
Neuromodulators
Units are specific to the particular medicine.
Dermal fillers
Volume, syringe or vial details depend on the particular product.
Key question
Neuromodulators
Is muscle activity contributing to the concern?
Dermal fillers
Would a change in volume or contour address the concern?
Neither category is automatically better. More than one factor can contribute to a line or contour, and neither treatment may be appropriate. A preference for a subtle change still requires a clear discussion of risks, limitations and alternatives. Prices, units and millilitres cannot be used to convert one treatment into the other.
Lip treatments explained
Start with what you notice: the outline at rest, fullness, how the upper lip moves when you smile, or how much gum shows. These are different questions.
Lip filler adds material and can change volume or definition.
A lip flip changes selected muscle activity and may show more of the upper lip without adding filler.
Gummy Smile treatment concerns gum display and requires attention to the reason it occurs; an injectable approach cannot address every cause.
The treatments do not become interchangeable because all three involve the mouth area. Bring your preferences and any previous treatment history to the discussion. A reference photograph may help explain what you like, but it cannot determine what is appropriate for your anatomy. Review the individual prices and descriptions before choosing an appointment.
Skin-quality injectable treatments
Skin quality can mean different things: hydration, texture, smoothness or how skin looks in changing light. Be specific about the concern you want to discuss, because a broad promise of “better skin” is difficult to assess.
Hydration · texture · smoothness
Skin Booster, Biorevitalization and Cocktail Monaco are separate entries on the BE SPACE menu. Their names and prices do not establish equivalent ingredients, techniques or results. Ask for a clear explanation of the product and intended purpose, the evidence for that use, likely recovery and how any change would be evaluated.
An injectable approach is one possible part of a skin-care discussion. Depending on the concern, topical care or a non-injectable treatment may be more appropriate. There is no requirement to choose the highest-priced service or combine treatments to begin that conversation.
What happens at a consultation?
A useful consultation begins with your reason for considering treatment, including any changes you do not want. Your medical history, medications, allergies and previous injections are relevant to the decision.
Before proceeding, make sure you understand:
- The proposed treatment and exact product, and why it is being considered.
- What it may change, what it cannot address and the option of having no treatment.
- Possible side effects, serious risks and any personal factors that affect suitability.
- The proposed quantity, total price including HST and whether further visits may be needed.
- Preparation, aftercare, follow-up and how to obtain help if a concern arises.
You do not need to arrive with a chosen brand or a requested number of units. Take time to ask questions; an enquiry or consultation is not a commitment to treatment.
What to expect
Before a decision: discuss the concern, health history and available options. Previous treatment may affect the plan, so bring records if you have them. Confirm what the proposed appointment includes and allow time for questions.
If you proceed: the product, area, quantity, price and consent should be clear before injections begin. Sensation and comfort measures vary with the treatment; ask what to expect rather than assuming every service feels the same.
Afterwards: obtain treatment-specific care instructions and a clear contact route for concerns. Some changes may be visible early, while swelling or a gradually developing effect can make the initial appearance different from the settled result. Appointment length and the timing of any review depend on the treatment; same-day treatment is not guaranteed.
Preparing for treatment
Share your medication and supplement list, allergies, relevant health conditions and any previous reaction to injections. Include prior filler or neuromodulator treatment, even if it was performed elsewhere or several years ago. Mention a history of cold sores, an active skin problem or a recent change in your health.
Tell the treating professional if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or planning pregnancy before an elective cosmetic treatment is considered. Product-specific advice is necessary.
Do not stop prescribed medicines, including blood thinners, on the advice of a website. Any change needs advice from the relevant prescriber. Ask in advance about alcohol, exercise, skin care and other appointments around the proposed treatment. Preparation instructions vary; a general checklist cannot replace instructions for your particular plan.
Aftercare
Follow the instructions for the exact treatment you receive. Some treatments require particular handling, so avoid pressing, rubbing or massaging an area unless specifically instructed to do so. Ask when you may resume exercise, heat exposure, makeup and your usual skin-care routine.
Temporary tenderness, redness, swelling or bruising can occur. The expected pattern and recovery period vary by treatment and area; do not assume that every symptom is routine or that another person’s recovery schedule will apply to you.
Make sure you know whom to contact for a non-urgent concern. Unusual or severe pain, concerning skin colour changes, visual symptoms, or difficulty breathing, speaking or swallowing require urgent medical assessment. Do not wait for a routine follow-up or a social-media reply. See safety and possible side effects.
Results and realistic expectations
Describe what “natural-looking” means to you: retaining expression, keeping a familiar lip shape or making a modest change in contour. These preferences help frame the discussion, but they do not guarantee an outcome.
Results depend on the product, area, anatomy, previous treatment and individual response.
Neuromodulator effects develop after treatment; filler may show an early volume change while swelling affects the appearance.
Some injectable approaches develop changes more gradually.
A useful timeline must be tied to the actual treatment.
Many cosmetic injectable effects are temporary, but materials and outcomes differ. Temporary does not mean immediately reversible, and additional treatment is not automatically needed. If you are planning around an event, discuss enough time for the effect to develop, swelling or bruising to settle and any necessary assessment. There is no single recovery deadline that suits every service.
Safety and possible side effects
Injectable treatments have risks even when the intended change is small. Common local effects can include redness, tenderness, swelling and bruising. Other risks depend on the medicine or material, area and technique; they may include infection, an allergic reaction, asymmetry or an unwanted effect on movement or appearance.
Filler entering a blood vessel can cause a rare but serious complication, including tissue injury, loss of vision or stroke. Botulinum toxin medicines carry warnings about effects beyond the injection site, including problems with swallowing, speaking or breathing. These possibilities belong in an informed discussion before treatment.
Seek immediate medical care for visual changes, unusual or severe pain, white, grey or blue skin changes after filler, stroke-like symptoms, or difficulty breathing, speaking or swallowing. Do not wait for a booking response. Worsening redness, warmth, swelling or other unexpected symptoms also need prompt professional advice.
General information cannot establish individual suitability or replace a diagnosis, consent discussion or emergency assessment.
Questions about cosmetic injectables
How do I know which injectable treatment to choose?
Start with the concern and the change you would be comfortable with. Assessment can distinguish movement, volume and skin-quality questions and consider other approaches. You do not need to select a product or dose before making an enquiry, and choosing no treatment remains an option.
How do neuromodulator treatments and dermal fillers differ?
Neuromodulator treatments affect selected muscle activity. Dermal fillers add material to change volume or contour. They address different concerns and have different risks. The comparison above explains why one does not replace the other.
Are neuromodulator units interchangeable?
Products in the neuromodulator category have units that are not interchangeable, so prices per unit cannot determine comparative dose or total cost. Product choice and quantity require individual assessment; no product is universally the better option.
How much do cosmetic injectables cost at BE SPACE?
See the current service and price table. It shows the listed amounts and specifies unit, vial, syringe or 1 ml pricing where stated. HST is additional. Confirm the scope, quantity and total for the proposed treatment before proceeding.
When will I see results?
The timeline depends on the treatment. Neuromodulator effects develop over time, while filler may produce an early volume change that is partly obscured by swelling. Ask when the proposed treatment should be assessed; the appearance immediately after an appointment may not be the settled result.
How long do results last, and are they permanent?
There is no single duration for all injectables. Neuromodulator effects are temporary; filler longevity depends on the material, area and individual factors. Some materials persist longer than others. Do not assume every treatment can be promptly reversed or that a repeat appointment is automatically necessary.
Is there downtime, and can I work afterwards?
Recovery varies. Visible swelling, bruising or a temporary change in comfort may matter for your work or social plans, even when you feel well. Ask about the specific treatment and your activities. An appointment described as brief does not guarantee no downtime.
Is bruising or swelling expected?
Both can occur, but their extent and duration vary. Ask what is expected for your treatment and when to seek review. Worsening symptoms, unusual pain, concerning skin colour changes or visual symptoms should not be dismissed as ordinary bruising or swelling; see the safety guidance.
Do injections hurt?
Needle discomfort, pressure or tenderness may occur, with differences between areas and treatments. Discuss any anxiety, previous reaction and available comfort measures beforehand. A promise of painless treatment would not reflect everyone’s experience.
When can I exercise or drink alcohol?
Ask for instructions specific to the product, area and your health. Exercise and alcohol can be relevant to swelling or bruising, and advice may differ by treatment. Avoid applying a single online timetable to every injectable or treating it as a substitute for your aftercare instructions.
How is a lip flip different from lip filler?
A lip flip generally relaxes selected muscles so more of the upper lip may show. Lip filler adds material to change volume or definition. A lip flip does not create the same fullness, and both can affect the appearance differently. Read the lip comparison.
Can a gummy smile be treated with injections?
An injectable approach may be considered when upper-lip muscle activity contributes to gum display. Other causes may need a dental assessment or a different approach. The appearance alone cannot establish the cause or show whether injections would be suitable.
Can all filler be dissolved?
No. Hyaluronidase can be used for certain hyaluronic acid fillers; it is not a universal treatment for every filler material. Assessment should identify the original product and the concern. Dissolving has its own risks and does not guarantee a particular appearance.
What if I had filler somewhere else?
Bring the product name, date, area and amount if known, along with any records or photographs. Explain both the result and any symptoms. A previous treatment can affect the next decision, and adding more filler is not automatically the appropriate response.
What are skin boosters?
Skin boosters are a broad category of injectable treatments discussed for skin quality, such as hydration or smoothness. Products and evidence vary. Ask which formulation is proposed and what it is intended to address; the category name does not establish a standard treatment or result.
Is biorevitalization the same as a skin booster?
The terminology can overlap, but it does not guarantee identical ingredients or methods. BE SPACE lists Biorevitalization and Skin Booster separately. Compare the actual product and proposed purpose before deciding, rather than assuming that one name means a more intensive version of the other.
Can injections help excessive sweating?
Botulinum toxin injections are used for selected cases of hyperhidrosis to temporarily reduce sweating in a treated area. Assessment should first consider the pattern and possible causes of excessive sweating. The appropriate area, product and alternatives need discussion; injections are not a whole-body or permanent solution.
Can I have cosmetic injectables while pregnant or breastfeeding?
Do not assume that a cosmetic injectable is suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Safety information is limited and product guidance differs. Disclose pregnancy, breastfeeding or plans for pregnancy before considering treatment, and discuss postponing elective cosmetic injections with an appropriate healthcare professional.
How far before an important event should I book?
Discuss the event date before choosing a treatment. Allow for the intended effect to develop, visible swelling or bruising to settle and any necessary review. The interval depends on the procedure and your response; a first treatment close to an event can be difficult to plan reliably.
Which symptoms need urgent medical attention?
Seek immediate medical care for visual changes, unusual or severe pain, concerning white, grey or blue skin changes after filler, stroke-like symptoms, or difficulty breathing, speaking or swallowing. Do not wait for an appointment or a message reply. Other unexpected or worsening symptoms also need prompt advice.
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Bring your questions, preferences and previous treatment history. You can begin by reviewing the booking options or asking which appointment would be appropriate to discuss your concern.
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Mississauga, ON L5E 1E8
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If you are unsure which listing to choose, ask before selecting an appointment. Treatment suitability and the proposed plan need to be discussed before proceeding. For urgent symptoms after an injection, seek medical care rather than using booking or social messages.