Description

Lemon Bottle — Riboflavin, Lecithin & Bromelain Fat Dissolving Solution

Lemon Bottle is an injectable lipolysis solution from Sid Medicos, a company based in Seoul, South Korea. Unlike deoxycholic acid-based fat dissolvers, it’s built around riboflavin (vitamin B2), lecithin, and bromelain. This gives it a different regulatory classification in several markets.

Because it doesn’t contain deoxycholic acid, several jurisdictions treat Lemon Bottle as a cosmetic product rather than a medical treatment, including the UK, where it doesn’t require a prescription. This has made it widely accessible. At the same time, it means the industry around it is less tightly regulated than deoxycholic acid-based alternatives.

At a Glance

Active Ingredients	Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Lecithin, Bromelain
Packing	5 × 10mL vials per box
Administration	Subcutaneous or intradermal injection
Manufacturer	Sid Medicos, Seoul, South Korea

Main Benefits

• Natural-ingredient formula: built on vitamins and enzymes rather than synthetic lipolytic agents
• Anti-inflammatory action: bromelain is associated with reduced local swelling alongside its fat-breakdown role
• Fast-acting: manufacturer materials describe activity beginning immediately after injection
• Versatile use: suits both facial and body contouring in one formula
• No prescription required in some markets: due to its cosmetic rather than medical classification

What’s Inside

Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)	Activates fat metabolism
Lecithin	Phospholipid that helps emulsify fat cells for clearance from the body
Bromelain	Pineapple-derived enzyme that supports fat breakdown and reduces local inflammation

Lemon Bottle’s mechanism is plausible based on how each ingredient functions individually. However, it hasn’t gone through the controlled clinical trials that deoxycholic acid-based products have. Suppliers also don’t consistently publish a full excipient list. Practitioners should factor this into patient consultations.

How Lemon Bottle Works

Riboflavin is proposed to support fat cell metabolism, encouraging the body to break down stored fat more readily in the treated area. Lecithin, a naturally occurring phospholipid, is thought to help emulsify fat. This makes it easier for the body to clear through normal metabolic processes.

Bromelain, an enzyme derived from pineapple, contributes an anti-inflammatory effect alongside its role in fat breakdown. This is part of why swelling after treatment is generally described as mild. Together, distributors market these three ingredients as working through a combined effect on fat cell metabolism, emulsification, and local inflammation. Even so, the specific evidence behind this combination is less established than for other lipolysis approaches.

Who Lemon Bottle Suits

Practitioners recommend Lemon Bottle for patients interested in:

• Submental fat (double chin) reduction
• Facial asymmetry and jawline definition
• Body contouring in areas resistant to diet and exercise
• Patients seeking an alternative to deoxycholic acid-based fat dissolvers

Treatment Areas

Chin and jawline · Cheeks · Abdomen · Thighs · Arms

Administration

For facial treatment, practitioners typically inject 1mL per point, spaced 1cm apart, up to a maximum of 30mL per session. For body treatment, dosing generally increases to 1.2 to 2mL per point, spaced 1.5 to 2cm apart, with a maximum of 50mL per session. Practitioners administer injections subcutaneously or intradermally, depending on the treatment area.

Precautions

• For use by trained practitioners only
• Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding
• Avoid in patients with known hypersensitivity to any formula component, including pineapple-derived bromelain
• Avoid in areas with active skin infection or inflammation
• Practitioners should confirm the regulatory status of Lemon Bottle in their own jurisdiction before use

Storage & Handling

• Store at room temperature, away from direct light
• Single-use only — do not reuse or resterilize

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Lemon Bottle?
Lemon Bottle is a fat-dissolving injection from Sid Medicos, built around riboflavin, lecithin, and bromelain rather than deoxycholic acid.

Is Lemon Bottle backed by clinical trials?
Its mechanism is plausible based on how each ingredient works individually. However, it hasn’t undergone the same controlled clinical trial process as deoxycholic acid-based products. Practitioners should be aware of this evidence gap when discussing the treatment with patients.

Does Lemon Bottle require a prescription?
This depends on local regulations. Because it doesn’t contain deoxycholic acid, several jurisdictions classify it as a cosmetic product rather than a medical treatment, meaning it may not require a prescription.

How is Lemon Bottle different from Lipo Lab or Lipovela?
Lipo Lab and Lipovela use phosphatidylcholine and deoxycholic acid as their core lipolytic agents. Lemon Bottle instead relies on riboflavin, lecithin, and bromelain, placing it in a different composition and regulatory category.

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