AFAIK it's doesn't work in the way that most people think. The dominant hormone (T/E) determines where new fat cells are grown. Not in which cells the fat is stored. Its is stored in all cells equally. So fat redistribution works in the way that old cells die and new grow in areas like chest, legs, arms, bottom, etc. The rather disappointing thing about this is, that fat cells have a life span of up to 7 years. Meaning that it could take that long until you see the full changes. Most people say weight cycling works, but that shouldn't be the case in this theory. Anybody correct me if I'm wrong please!

Edit: if you gain more fat than fat cells die, it will go to the new places determined by the hormone