IMAGERY ANALYSIS OF:
ANTERIOR VIEW  
Overall body symmetry: symmetrical alignment of the left and right hemispheres
Ankle position: observe for pronation and supination
Foot position: observe for inversion and eversion
Knees: rotation and height discrepancies
Hip adduction and shifting: observe for shifting to a side as witnessed by the position of the pubis in relation to the line of gravity
Alignment of the iliac crests
Alignment of the torso: position of the umbilicus and sternum in relation to the line of gravity
Alignment of the shoulders Arm spacing: observe the space to the sides of the torso
Hand position: observe the position relative to the torso
Head position: alignment of the ears, nose, eyes, and chin

POSTERIOR VIEW
Overall body symmetry: symmetrical alignment of the left and right hemispheres
Alignment of the spine: vertical alignment of the spinous processes (may require forward bending)
Alignment of the scapulae: inferior angle of scapulae and presence of winged scapulae
Alignment of the shoulders Head: alignment of the ears

SIDE VIEW
Overall body symmetry: symmetrical alignment of load-bearing joint landmarks with the line of gravity
Knees: flexion or extension
Pelvic alignment for tilting: relationship of ASIS to PSIS
Spinal curves: observe for thoracic kyphosis, lumbar lordosis, or flat-back position
Shoulder position: forward rounding (protraction) of the scapulae
Head position: neutral cervical curvature (versus forward position) and level (position above the clavicle)

MUSCLE IMBALANCES
A comprehensive list of potential tight and weak muscles will be synthesised from your postural analysis

CORRECTIVE PROGRAM
Designed based on your potential tight and weak muscles, a corrective exercise program will be provided including:  
Strengthening exercises
Corrective stretches
Muscular release techniques