DESO and Lemon Bottle are two fat dissolving solutions that have gained attention for their ability to eliminate stubborn fat. However, one of these options is trending for all of the wrong reasons!
A non-surgical alternative to liposuction, fat dissolving injections have surged in popularity as a treatment for reducing localised pockets of fat. Amongst the numerous products available, DESO and Lemon Bottle are two that have made headlines. The former is a clinically trialled, tested and safe option – but the latter we can’t say the same for.
Lemon Bottle went viral on social media at the end of 2023, amassing 57.3 million views on TikTok alone. However, its attention wasn’t all positive. In fact, reports surrounding its adverse side effects swarmed the internet, raising significant concerns about its efficacy.
Yet, despite the warnings, many individuals are still tempted by the product’s popularity and promises of quick results.
In our Colchester aesthetics clinic, we always prioritise your safety. That’s why we exclusively offer DESO fat dissolving injections and steer clear of Lemon Bottle. In this blog, Nurse Sophie explores why.
What Are Fat Dissolving Injections?
Fat dissolving injections help to reduce small and stubborn pockets of fat. They work by breaking down cell membranes to liquify the fat cell, which is then metabolised and eliminated. The procedure is quick, and often administered in the chin, thighs, abdomen, flanks and upper arms.
But it isn’t a ‘quick fix’ or a weight loss solution. It’s often not suitable for obese individuals, or those who have an unhealthy lifestyle.
Lemon Bottle – The Controversial Choice
Over the last year, Lemon Bottle has attracted attention for all the wrong reasons. The Korean-produced injection uses vitamin B to break down the fat cell so that it can be excreted through urine.
Though it promises quick fat reduction, multiple red flags have emerged that make us question its safety and reliability.
- Banned In Multiple Countries – Disturbingly, Lemon Bottle is banned in several countries. The bans stem from insufficient data on the product’s long-term effects, potential risks and inconsistencies in its formulation. Though it’s legal in countries like Bali and the Philippines, these governments often have laxer rules.
- Issues In The Media – The media has declared war on Lemon Bottle, highly publicising its adverse side effects and questionable marketing practices – one involving bacon fat – in a bid to raise awareness of its risks. Patients have reported complications including severe swelling, prolonged pain and uneven fat distribution following Lemon Bottle treatments. The lack of transparent information has fueled scepticism amongst both medical professionals and potential users.
DESO – A Trusted Alternative
Alternatively, DESO fat dissolving injections are proven to be safe and effective. They contain a compound called Deoxycholic Acid – a naturally occurring bodily substance – that targets and destroys the fat cells for natural elimination through the lymphatic system.
Used correctly and in the hands of a medical practitioner, they’re an entirely safe option for fat reduction.
- Clinically Tested & Approved – DESO has been subject to extensive clinical testing to ensure its safety. Unlike Lemon Bottle, it’s approved by numerous health authorities and is used worldwide by medical professionals. Regulatory bodies have also repeatedly validated its effectiveness in breaking down fat cells.
- Effective Fat Reduction – DESO injections target and dissolve fat cells, which the body then naturally eliminates. The gradual breakdown of fat cells allows for a more natural-looking reduction, avoiding the drastic changes that can sometimes occur with other treatments. Moreover, DESO’s formulation minimises the risk of adverse reactions, making it a safer choice.
DESO Fat Dissolving Injections In Colchester
At So Medical Aesthetics, we believe in transparency and patient education. That’s why we only provide DESO as a safe and effective alternative.
We provide both DESO Face and DESO Body, which work by damaging the fat cell membranes in the treatment area. The destroyed fat cells are then broken down and naturally expelled by the lymphatic system.
Before the treatment, we’ll ask you to attend a medical consultation to ensure that you’re a suitable candidate. Nurse Sophie will explain the procedure in full, before cleaning and marking the treatment area. She’ll carefully administer the injections using a fine needle to minimise discomfort. Afterwards, she’ll provide a bespoke aftercare plan to support your recovery.
Though the outcome of fat dissolving injections is different for everyone, DESO has been proven to reduce fat at a much faster rate than Lemon Bottle. It’s safer, more effective and subject to more stringent clinical testing.
To learn more about fat dissolving injections in Colchester, book a consultation with Nurse Sophie at So Medical Aesthetics.