Coolsculpting better on large or small fat cells?

Thank you for your question, it is usually best to be close to your goal weight when having  procedure. Coolsculpting is a possible option for you, as long as the unwanted fat is pinchable. Once you have a consult with a Coolsculpting  certified office, you can come up with a plan of action to obtain the best results for you.

Dear 2qt2bu:
Each CoolSculpting applicator treats the same volume of fat whether the cells are large or small.  When you are thinner, each cell is smaller and therefore a larger number of the cells will be treated in the same volume. However, the amount of fat that will go away will look the same to you. 
One might argue that it is ideal to be at the lower end of your weight before treatment so that more fat cells are eliminated,  but only if you know you will be gaining weight afterward. This is because when you gain weight, every fat cell in your body gets a little larger, and if there are fewer cells in the treated area you will put on less weight in that area. 
Also, we may be splitting hairs here, as I don't believe that the difference would be noticeable unless you lost a large amount of weight before treatment, such as 20 pounds or more. If this degree of weight loss is not practical, you will still have a great treatment at your current weight.
I hope this is not confusing.All the best,   Dr. Clark

Treatments are best at a stable weight. If you have treatment and then either lose or gain weight, fat will increase or decrease as always. Regards, Dr Steve Merte, Sydney, Australia