Lemon Bottle is an injectable fat-dissolving (lipolytic) solution developed in South Korea. It is designed for targeted treatment of stubborn subcutaneous fat pockets that can be resistant to diet and exercise alone.
The formula is based on three primary claimed actives:
• Riboflavin (Vitamin B2) – supports local fat metabolism and energy conversion
• Bromelain – a pineapple-derived proteolytic enzyme promoted for helping break down fat tissue and reducing inflammation
• Lecithin – a plant-derived phospholipid intended to emulsify and assist transport of fat from cells
Additional botanical extracts (including Centella asiatica, pineapple fruit extract, and others) are included for supporting skin comfort and elasticity. The product is marketed as free from deoxycholic acid and animal-derived phosphatidylcholine.
It is typically administered via fine-needle or microcannula injection directly into the treatment area. Clinics commonly recommend a series of sessions spaced 2–3 weeks apart. Claimed benefits include gradual reduction of localized fat volume with relatively less swelling and downtime compared with traditional lipolytic injectables.
Note: Lemon Bottle is not approved by the FDA, MHRA, or equivalent major regulatory bodies as a medical treatment for fat reduction. Independent analyses have raised questions about consistency of composition, and robust peer-reviewed clinical evidence for efficacy and long-term safety remains limited. It is sold and used in aesthetic settings as a cosmetic injectable. Always consult a qualified practitioner and review current local regulations before use.
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