Progress photos
Your skin, over time
Photograph your skin every four weeks in the same light, then slide between any two photos to see what has changed. Only you can see these photos.
Your photos
Tap any two photos to compare them.
Start with one photo
Your first photo is the one every later photo is measured against, so take it in good light on bare skin.
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Photograph your skin
Same spot, natural daylight, bare skin. One photo every four weeks is enough.
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Line it up
Match your eyes and mouth to the outline so every photo sits the same way.
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Compare
Pick any two photos and slide between them to see what has changed.
Your photos
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Your next photo
Four weeks after your last photo.
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Without an account you can crop and compare two photos. They stay on this device only and are not saved. Create a free account to keep up to 6 photos and track your skin over time. Any photos you add here are saved to your new account when you sign up, so you will not need to upload them again.
Photo tipsSix habits that keep photos easy to compare.
- Same light every time. Face a window in daylight. Overhead lights and flash hide texture and redness.
- Clean, bare skin. Take it before skincare or makeup, at about the same time of day.
- Straight on. Pull your hair back, relax your face, and hold the phone at eye level, about an arm's length away.
- No filters. Turn off beauty mode, portrait mode and any skin smoothing. Many front cameras smooth skin on their own, so use the back camera if someone can help.
- Match the outline. Line your eyes and mouth up with the outline in the editor so every photo sits the same way.
- Give it time. Skin renews over about a month, so a photo every four weeks shows more than daily ones.
Want a second look?
We can look at your photos and your routine together and work out what suits your skin and your lifestyle, virtually or at our New York City LAZ Clinic.
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