Examine photos carefully for inconsistencies. Lighting changes significantly impact results. A darker before photo contrasted with a brightly lit after image creates a misleading impression of improvement. Always compare images shot under similar conditions.
Angle and Pose Matter
Slight shifts in camera angle or body posture can dramatically alter the appearance of size and shape. Compare images taken from the same distance and with the same posture. Note any changes in clothing or accessories, as these can mask or exaggerate changes in physique.
Photo Editing Considerations
Many image editing techniques can artificially enhance results. Look for signs of unnatural smoothing, color correction that’s too intense, or unrealistic changes in muscle definition. A natural-looking transition is more reliable than one that seems dramatically altered.
Timing and Consistency
The time elapsed between photos is crucial. Short intervals may show minimal change, while longer intervals might reflect factors other than the treatment being showcased. Always note the timeframe and consider other variables influencing the outcome.
| Significant lighting differences | Exaggerated changes | Compare photos with similar lighting |
| Changes in pose or angle | Misleading visual effect | Maintain consistent pose and camera angle |
| Heavy photo editing | Unrealistic results | Look for natural-looking transitions |
| Short time interval | Limited visible changes | Consider a longer timeframe for better assessment |
Individual Variation
Results vary significantly among individuals. What works exceptionally well for one person might produce only minor changes in another. Focus on realistic expectations, recognizing individual differences in response to treatment.
