With CoolSculpting, if It is not weight loss, where does the frozen fat go?

Losing fat does not mean weight loss as fat is much less dense than muscle and you would need to lose a lot of fat to see the reduction of weight on a scale. Meanwhile the 20% reduction of fat volume in one focal bulge can make a difference in shape and how clothing fits.  The body metabolizes the dead fat cells.

Once the area of interest in treated with coolsculpting, the fat cells go through a process of apoptosis, which is programmed cell death.  The cell dies and the fat is eliminated from the liver naturally. 

Once the treated fat cells are crystallized (frozen) they die and are naturally processed and eliminated from the body.  Once the fat cells are gone, they're gone for good.  CoolSculpting is strictly a subcutaneous fat reduction treatment.

Your body will slowly absorb them away over the following 2-4 weeks. Because their is no damage to the overlying skin, downtime is minimal – with most patients noting some degree of numbness in the area and some focal swelling of the treated zones.

Coolsculpting freezes fat cell and are gone for life! Once treated the body naturally processes the fat cells which are then excreted. Patients will not only loose inches in that area but can also have minor weight loss as well. However, this is not a weight loss procedure but the scale can change often but not always.

This is quite a common question, and a good one. CoolSculpting causes the breakdown of fat cells in a natural process called apoptosis. At this point, the body's waste system takes over, filtering the fat cells out through the kidneys so that they leave the body along with the urine. You are right in that CoolSculpting does not produce a significant weight loss. Although you will shed unwanted fat cells and can reshape and tone areas of the body, you won't likely see a significant change on the scale.