LA LABFat-Dissolving Treatment, Protocol & Aftercare
Lemon Bottle is an aqueous lipolysis (fat-dissolving) solution used aesthetically to reduce small, stubborn pockets of localised fat. It is administered by injection directly into the subcutaneous fat of the treatment area — it works only where it is placed, making it a precision contouring tool rather than a whole-body treatment. This is a professional aesthetic product; treatments should be performed by a trained practitioner.
Lemon Bottle is built around a blend of Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Lecithin and Bromelain. When injected into the subcutaneous fat layer, Lecithin (a phospholipid emulsifier) helps break down and mobilise fat cells (adipocytes), Bromelain (a proteolytic enzyme derived from pineapple) supports their breakdown and clearance while helping to reduce swelling, and Riboflavin acts as an antioxidant carrier that supports the process and reduces oxidative stress in the treated area. It works only where it is placed — a precision contouring tool, not a whole-body treatment.
Targeted & Local
Unlike systemic weight-loss peptides that act on the whole body, Lemon Bottle works only in the area where it is injected. This makes it suited to defined, stubborn pockets — a double chin, jowls, bra rolls, or a small stubborn area of the abdomen or flanks — rather than overall weight reduction.
| Area | Typical Volume / Session | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Double chin (submental) | 2–5 ml | One of the most popular areas; results build over sessions. |
| Jowls / lower face | 1–3 ml | Smaller, precise dosing. |
| Bra rolls / armpit fat | 5–10 ml | Per side depending on size. |
| Abdomen / flanks (small area) | 5–10 ml | For defined pockets, not large-volume reduction. |
| Arms / inner thigh (small area) | 5–10 ml | Assess area size at consultation. |
Some swelling, redness, tenderness, warmth or firmness in the treated area for a few days is normal and expected — it is part of the fat-breakdown and clearance process. Results develop gradually over the weeks following each session as the body clears the broken-down fat.
- Expect swelling and tenderness for 2–5 days; it settles on its own.
- Avoid intense heat (sauna, hot yoga), alcohol and strenuous exercise for 24–48 hours.
- Stay well hydrated and keep the area clean.
- Do not massage aggressively unless advised by your practitioner.
- Results build over 2–4 weeks; assess before the next session.
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding.
- Known allergy to any component (riboflavin, lecithin/soy or bromelain/pineapple).
- Active infection or broken skin in the treatment area.
- Bleeding disorders or use of blood thinners (practitioner assessment needed).
- Autoimmune conditions or significant health conditions — clear with a doctor first.
- Unrealistic expectations, or a request to treat large-volume fat (this is for defined pockets, not weight loss).
The stated ingredients — bromelain, riboflavin and lecithin — each have literature of their own, but none of it is about injecting them to dissolve fat. The evidence that exists for injectable lipolysis concerns deoxycholic acid, a different compound that went through proper trials and was approved. Lemon Bottle is not that.