Quick answer
Take GLP-1 progress photos on the same day each week, in similar lighting and clothing, then pair them with weight and dose week for context.
Why it matters
Photos can show body composition and shape changes that weight alone hides.
Consistency makes comparisons feel less emotional and more objective.
A photo routine creates a weekly habit loop for the app.
What to track
Photo date, pose, lighting, and privacy status
Dose week and weight on photo day
Waist/clothing fit note
Whether the photo is used in a share card
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Turn the public answer into a private weekly readout.
Compare visual routine consistency
Point out missing context such as dose or weight
Generate a calm weekly reflection
Frequently asked questions
Do I need professional lighting?
No. Consistent home lighting is better than perfect lighting that you cannot repeat.
Should I take photos if the scale did not move?
Yes. That is exactly when photos can be most useful.
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