Lipolytic fat dissolver for stubborn body fat. 5 x 10 mL vials, ready to draw.
Lemon Bottle is an injectable lipolytic solution. It is put into the subcutaneous fat layer, where it breaks down fat cells locally. Those cells do not come back, which is why the result outlasts the treatment.
Its distinguishing feature is that it is a non-deoxycholic acid formula, built on bromelain, lecithin and riboflavin instead. Deoxycholate is what makes other fat dissolvers burn going in. This one mostly does not.
Subcutaneous fat only. Abdomen, flanks, love handles, inner and outer thighs, upper arms, and under the chin.
It does not work on visceral fat, and it does not work on loose skin. If the area is soft and pinches, it is a candidate. If it is tight and hard, it is not.
Expect swelling, redness and often bruising for three to five days. The area can look worse before it looks better, because the swelling sits on top of the result.
Real change shows at two to four weeks. A course is usually two to four sessions spaced three to four weeks apart. One session on a large area does very little.
It is not a weight loss product. If you are not already reasonably lean, it will not do much visible work.
Needle: 30g insulin syringe. Small blebs, spaced evenly across the area, roughly 1-2cm apart.
Volume: work in zones rather than trying to do the whole abdomen at once. Doing too much at once is what produces the dramatic swelling people complain about.
Aftercare: hydrate well for the next two days, no gym for 24 hours, no alcohol for 48. Some people find gentle massage helps; there is no consensus on it.
Two to four, spaced three to four weeks apart. One session on a large area is a start, not a result.
The fat cells destroyed do not regenerate. Remaining fat can still expand if you gain weight.
Less than deoxycholate-based products. Expect pressure, warmth and tenderness afterwards rather than sharp burning.
Yes, but pick one area for your first session so you know how you respond.