Visual verification is an important part of your weight loss journey with Bolt Pharmacy. These photos help our clinical team monitor your progress and ensure your treatment is working effectively. If you're having trouble with your photo submission, this guide will help you take photos that meet our requirements.
What We Need
For your visual verification, we require two full-body photos:
Front-facing photo - standing directly facing the camera
Side profile photo - standing sideways to the camera
Photo Requirements
Clothing Guidelines
Wear tight-fitting clothing that shows your body shape clearly. This helps our clinical team accurately assess your progress. Good options include:
Fitted t-shirts or tank tops
Leggings or fitted trousers
Athletic wear or gym clothes
Form-fitting casual wear
Face and Positioning
Your face must be clearly visible and not covered or blocked by:
Hands or arms
Hair
Sunglasses or hats
Other objects
Stand in a natural, relaxed position with your arms at your sides.
Photo Quality
Ensure good lighting and image quality:
Take photos in a well-lit room or area
Avoid shadows or dark backgrounds
Make sure the image is clear and not blurry
Include your full body from head to toe in the frame
Visual Examples
The image above shows examples of acceptable (✓) and unacceptable (✗) photos:
Acceptable Photos (Green Ticks):
Full body visible from head to toe
Tight-fitting clothing that shows body shape
Face clearly visible and unobstructed
Good lighting and image quality
Natural standing position
Unacceptable Photos (Red Crosses):
Loose, baggy clothing that hides body shape
Face covered or blocked
Poor lighting or image quality
Body partially cut off or not fully visible
Inappropriate poses or positioning
Common Issues and Solutions
"My photos keep getting rejected"
Check these common problems:
Clothing too loose: Switch to tighter-fitting clothes
Face not visible: Ensure your face is clearly shown and not covered
Poor lighting: Take photos in a brighter location
Body not fully visible: Step back so your entire body fits in the frame
"I'm not comfortable taking these photos"
We understand that taking progress photos can feel uncomfortable. Remember:
These photos are for clinical assessment only
They are securely stored and only viewed by our clinical team
They help us provide you with the best possible care
Progress photos are a valuable tool for tracking your success
"The camera quality isn't good enough"
Tips for better photo quality:
Clean your camera lens before taking photos
Use the rear camera rather than the front-facing camera if possible
Ensure you have good lighting (natural light works well)
Hold the camera steady to avoid blurry images