Lemon Bottle is a brand of injectable solution marketed as a "fat burner" or "fat-dissolving" treatment. It is designed to be injected directly into subcutaneous fat (the fat layer just beneath the skin) in targeted areas to break down fat cells.
 
It is often presented as an alternative to more established treatments like Kybella (for under the chin) or Aqualyx.
How Does It  Work? (The Claimed Mechanism)
The product is a cocktail of ingredients that are claimed to work synergistically to break down fat:
 
Sodium Deoxycholate: This is the primary active ingredient in most fat-dissolving injections (including Kybella). It is a bile salt that works by breaking down the cell membranes of fat cells, destroying them. The body then naturally metabolizes and eliminates these dead cells over several weeks.
Riboflavin (Vitamin B2): Claimed to help boost metabolism and aid the body's energy production and fat-burning processes.
Bromelain: An enzyme derived from pineapples. It is claimed to help reduce inflammation and bruising post-treatment and may aid in breaking down fat.
L-Carnitine: An amino acid that plays a key role in energy production. It helps transport fatty acids into the mitochondria (the powerhouse of the cell) to be burned for energy.
 
Common Treatment Areas
Lemon Bottle injections are typically used for small, stubborn fat pockets that are resistant to diet and exercise, such as:
Double chin / under the jawline
Love handles
Belly fat and lower abdomen
Bra bulge/back fat
Inner thighs
Knees