One question I get all the time is: "Which lipo dissolver is the strongest?" While everyone's experience is different, here's a general comparison based on formulation and how these products are commonly discussed in aesthetic practice. 🔥 More Aggressive 1️⃣ Kabelline 2️⃣ Lipo Lab PPC 3️⃣ Lipo Vela ⚖️ Moderately Aggressive 4️⃣ Lemon Bottle 4️⃣ Pine Bottle 5️⃣ Dr. Lipo+ 6️⃣ Slim Body 7️⃣ Neobella Lipo 🌿 Milder Options 8️⃣ Curenex Lipo 9️⃣ Cincelar Plus 🔟 V Line Sol Things to keep in mind: ✅ More aggressive products may also cause more swelling, tenderness, bruising, and downtime. ✅ Milder products are often chosen for those who prefer a more gradual approach or are treating smaller or more delicate areas. ✅ Results depend on many factors, including the product formulation, treatment area, individual response, and overall treatment plan.

YALL DON’T SLEEP ON THIS ONE!!!! 👀🍋✨ If you’re in your body contouring era, go ahead and snag this one ASAP!! This formula is actually put together way more intentionally than the typical “lemon bottle” versions floating around… and it shows in how it supports your results 😮‍🔥 If you’re trying to look snatched AND smooth (not swollen + lumpy) this is one to keep in rotation 💅🏽✨ Don’t wait till everybody starts posting results… you’ve been warned 😌💛 💛 Bromelain (25 mg/mL)– an enzyme that helps with inflammation + tissue breakdown - Anti-inflammatory support – helps reduce swelling and fluid retention - Breakdown of proteins – this is why it’s often included in body-contouring mixes - May assist with localized fat metabolism (indirectly, by improving tissue environment) - Can help with post-procedure recovery (less bruising, less puffiness) ✨ Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin – 0.5 mg/mL)– supports energy + skin health - Supports energy production (cellular metabolism) - Helps with skin health – contributes to smoother, healthier-looking skin - Antioxidant support – helps protect cells from stress 💛 Why I love it: ✔️ Helps with inflammation + puffiness after sessions ✔️ Supports a smoother, tighter look ✔️ Helps your body process everything better (we LOVE that for results) ✔️ Perfect to layer into your current dissolver routine 💉 General Dosing Guidelines - 0.3 – 0.5 mL per injection point - Max per session: ~40mL total (spread across multiple points) - Frequency: 1x per week 📍 How to Use It - Inject subcutaneously (just under the skin) - Space injections about 1–2 cm apart in the target area - Common areas: Lower abdomen, Flanks (love handles), & Upper abdomen ⚠️ What to expect - Slight sting or warmth = normal - Mild swelling after = normal - Start LOW your first time and see how your body responds

Slim Point is a lipo dissolver designed to target those stubborn little fat pockets that just DO NOT wanna leave no matter how much cardio we do 😭👏🏽 💖 COMMON AREAS PEOPLE USE IT FOR: ▫️ Double Chin ▫️ Lower Belly Pouch ▫️ Love Handles ▫️ Arms ▫️ Inner Thighs ▫️ Bra Fat / Back Rolls ✨ WHAT IT’S MEANT TO DO: 💉 Help break down stubborn fat 💉 Improve contouring + definition 💉 Help smooth & sculpt treated areas 💉 Support a more “snatched” appearance over time ⚠️ Important to know: Swelling, tenderness, redness, itching, and bruising after injections are VERY normal with fat dissolvers 👏🏽 You may look puffier before you look slimmer — trust the process babes ✨ RESULTS: This is NOT overnight magic. Most people need multiple sessions spaced out over time for best results 💖 Consistency matters!! 💦 PRO TIPS: ▫️ Drink LOTS of water ▫️ Stay active after treatments ▫️ Avoid excessive sodium ▫️ Lymphatic massage can help support results ✨ GENERAL TOTALS BY AREA (varies by body size & tolerance) 💉 Double Chin:~30–60 units total 💉 Lower Belly:~100–300+ units total 💉 Love Handles:~80–200 units total 💉 Arms:~50–150 units total ⚠️ Starting LOWER your first session is smartest so you can see how your body reacts/swells. ▫️ 5–10 units per injection point on an insulin syringe (0.05–0.1 mL per point) Smaller areas like the chin usually use: ✨ 5 units per point Larger body areas like: ▫️ stomach▫️ thighs▫️ love handles Use:✨ 8–10 units per point 💖 COMMON SPACING Space injections about:📍 1–2 cm apart The goal is to evenly distribute the product through the fatty area instead of dumping a lot into one single spot 👏🏽

Kabelline (deoxycholic acid) with L-Carnitine to enhance fat-loss results. The idea is simple: - Kabelline → destroys fat cells (lipolysis) - L-Carnitine → transports released fatty acids into the mitochondria to be burned for energy So instead of just breaking fat cells, the body metabolizes the released fat more efficiently. Mixing Ratio: Kabelline: 8 mL L-Carnitine (500-600mg/mL): 2 mL Total mixture = 10 mL This keeps the deoxycholic acid effective while adding metabolic support. Why Only a Small Amount of L-Carnitine? Too much dilution can reduce Kabelline’s fat-dissolving strength. 10–20% L-Carnitine is all that is needed. Injection Protocol Injection depth: Subcutaneous fat layer only. Needle: 30g ½ inch insulin needle Injection grid spacing: 1 cm apart Volume per point: 0.2-0.3 mL Why This Combo Works Well Kabelline breaks down fat cells into fatty acids. L-Carnitine then helps move those fatty acids into mitochondria for beta-oxidation (fat burning). This can help: - speed fat clearance - reduce post-treatment lumpiness - improve metabolic usage of released fat. Post Treatment Support (Important) For 72 hours after treatment: ✔ Drink 2–3 liters of water ✔ Walk daily to stimulate lymph flow ✔ Avoid alcohol ✔ Avoid heavy workouts for 24 hours. After 5–7 days, treatments that can enhance results: - Cavitation - Radiofrequency - Lymphatic massage. Advanced Version Kabelline – 7 mL L-Carnitine – 2 mL Lidocaine – 1 mL This reduces burning and improves comfort. 💡 Pro insight for body sculpting: The best metabolic stack after Kabelline treatments often includes: - L-Carnitine - MOTS-c - AOD-9604 - GLP-1 support Which aligns closely with the mitochondrial fat-burning protocols

I’ve definitely seen it talked about, but I personally don’t recommend mixing Liporase (hyaluronidase) into fat dissolvers—and here’s why: 1. Completely different jobs Liporase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid (HA)—it’s meant for dissolving filler, not fat. Fat dissolvers (like PPC, deoxycholic acid, etc.) work by destroying fat cells, which is a totally different mechanism. 2. The “theory” vs reality Some people claim adding Liporase helps “spread” or “enhance” fat dissolvers, but that’s not really what it’s designed for. At best, it may increase diffusion slightly—but that also means: - Less control of where product goes - Higher risk of uneven results There are mentions of it helping with dispersion in some contexts, but not as a standard or widely accepted practice. 3. Increased risk (this is the big one 🚨) Hyaluronidase: - Can spread beyond your target area - Can break down your body’s natural HA too - Carries allergy risk (especially if sensitive to bee stings) So mixing it into a fat dissolver = less predictability + more variables 4. Not standard or evidence-based In medical/aesthetic practice, Liporase is used: - For dissolving filler - For emergency vascular occlusion Not as a routine additive to fat dissolvers. It should also only be used in controlled, professional settings. ✨ My honest take: I would keep them separate. Fat dissolvers already work if dosed and placed correctly—you don’t need to “hack” them with Liporase. If anything, adding it can make your results: - less controlled - harder to predict - potentially riskier