Todays comparison shot, six months apart

Six months feels about right for the face to catch up, mine lagged way behind everything else too. The jawline thing is real though, one day you look in the mirror and it's just there

the jawline change is what got me, mine was the last thing to catch up too. Did you notice it in the mirror first or only when you saw the photos side by side?

How did the timing land for you, because my face only really changed once I was past the fifty pound mark and it sounds like yours jumped earlier

Mine stayed stubborn too, and the change snuck up in my cheeks before anything else. Did you notice it in photos first or in the mirror?

The jawline is what got me too. Mine stayed puffy for ages and then one morning it just wasn't, no idea what flipped.

Did your jawline change come on gradually or was there a month where it just suddenly showed up?

Did you notice the jawline thing creeping up gradually or did it seem to show all at once when you compared? I'm only a bit in and keep checking my own face in the mirror like it owes me something

Curious how far in you were before the change really showed up. I'm around 20 down and my face still looks the same to me, though people keep telling me otherwise

Did you notice the change creeping up slowly or did it hit you all at once seeing them side by side? Mine was gradual until I put old pics next to new ones.

Did your face change first or was it more the body stuff? I'm around 32 down and my cheeks are still stubborn as ever.

The jaw thing snuck up on me too, mine looked the same for months and then one day the mirror was just different.

I'm only down 15 so I'm still in the phase where the camera shows nothing, which makes your six month shot feel like a peek at what's ahead. Did you notice the change first in photos or in the mirror?

The camera catching what the mirror misses is so real. I'm down 44 and still do a double take at my own reflection some mornings.

Six months feels like the point where the camera starts telling the truth before the mirror does. I'm only partway there myself and still doing double takes.

I skipped photos for months because I hated how I looked in them. Finally took a set last week and it's wild what you miss when you're staring at the mirror every day.

I also put off taking photos for the first month or two and now wish I had that baseline to look back at. Six months feels like a long way off from where I'm sitting, so seeing your pair is a good reminder to just start now.

Six months feels like the real window, not the six weeks everyone posts about. I'm at 31 down and my jawline only just started showing, so your shot gives me something to aim at

Six months is a good marker to look back from. I only started taking photos around month four, so my earliest one already has some change baked in and I kind of wish I had a true day one.