So I did Coolsculpting 60 days ago, I'm not sure if I'm seeing results? (photos)

Unfortunately, if you actually measure your body width from hip to hip in the before and after photos, you will notice that the second photo is wider magnification, making everything look larger. Also, without knowing whether you are at the same exact or less (or more) weight than the first gives us no way to make a true evaluation on whether you have gotten results or not.I would suggest going back to your practitioner who should have weighed you before treatment and taken photos, so you can compare apples to apples.

Coolsculpting is best when
performed on an area that has an excess number of fat cells. For example,
women say, "When I gain weight, it goes straight to my belly."
That means that you were born with more fat cells in your abdominal area.
It would be great to perform coolsculpting in that area to reduce the
number of fat cells there and make that are more proportional with the rest of
your body. Then, if you gain weight, it will be more evenly distributed
over your body. It won't just "go straight" to one area.

The fat loss is permanent
after Coolsculpting. You typically lose 20-25% of the fat in the area
treated, each time you treat it. I have done it to myself and my staff.
It is truly effective and has no down time.  You may need multiple treatments so you should speak to your practitioner about what to expect.

Best of Luck,
Sheila Nazarian

Thanks for your question. It takes a full four months for your final result and most people require at least two treatments. I would recommend a second treatment for best results. Best wishes. 

you likely need liposuction to get flat stomach, although multiple coolsculptings may help but will need to be combined over time.  Best, Dr. Emer.

I don't know which applicators were used and exactly where they were placed. Looking at your pictures though you will probably need another round of treatment for optimal results. We give our patients copies of their before and after pictures, so you should ask your provider for yours if you want them. Best wishes.