Could Cool Sculpting improve my health since fat is removed from my body and that could mean less cholesterol?

Overall health and cholesterol levels depend upon your nutrition, genetics, and exercise habits. Coolsculpting is meant for improving the body shape by removing 20-25% of stubborn pockets of subcutaneous fat, and it does not reduce the visceral fat. I believe long-term healthy nutrition habits and exercise on a regular basis can improve cholesterol.

Thank you for your question. Coolsculpting is a very safe procedure. However, all treatments have potential side effects, although with Coolsculpting they are very unlikely to occur. Your treating physician should discuss all potential side effects and expectations before your procedure. I hope this helps! 
About CoolSculpting:
CoolSculpting is a revolutionary new way to melt fat that is completely pain free, requires no downtime, and can be completed in just one hour. This FDA-approved procedure is is perfect if you have been looking for a nonsurgical and pain-free alternative to liposuction. This new procedure has been clinically proven to help anyone who is searching for a surgery-free method to safely reduce fat that is located in problem areas. It works on various body parts and can now reduce fat from the neck area with the chin hand piece. The results are visible within 4-6 months and are permanent.