Going 3 to 4 years out could be.

Even non edited selfies seldom look like the person does face to face.

But its easier to have a twitter account with a link. If I saw you a year or two ago and you still have the same images up, I am not confident you still look that way now. Twitter accounts are nice to post quality selfies along the way to show off different looks and hairstyles. It doesnt have to be a big production. As a small business owner, I like to keep my website fresh. I think once a year on the website images should be added or the look updated and once a week, or once a month on a twitter feed would be helpful. I love the non professional shots women post on social media looking cute.

Proper photo shoots can be sortof expensive, so I get why most providers aren't splurging on them. That said, I also think that it isn't so expensive that you can't. Realistically you're making $$$ an hour, you can afford to pay for photos.

A year ago I had more of a spare tire and less muscle tone. I got back to my regular routines and toned up substantially. A lot can happen to a human body in a year.  Granted a 29 year old gymnast might not change as much in a year as an old fart. But she might.

But I know of some that are at least 5 to 10 years old. And the funny thing is they are even the same age as they were when the photos were taken.

Many hobbyists that are UTR as far as their RL ID and value their anonymity do not want to have any digital trail on Twitter or Facebook to provider sites, so its not going to do any good for many of us unless the photos are updated on their website or current advertising.

I second that.

a year to be a big deal, but some recent selfies will also alleviate any concerns about the age of the glamour shots.  Although its easy to put on 20 pounds in 90 days if you're on the Krispy Kreme diet, I think most providers take pretty good care of themselves because looks is one of the more important aspects of their business.  

Your first line is no joke. This morning I was looking at archived escort ads from 2005, and of the ladies who are still working, half are using the same pics today. Are you kidding me? Is that laziness an indication of what a session will be like with them? Quite possibly. So to answer your question, yes, it's an issue. Especially for the long time gentlemen.  

I have said that I don't care how old a Provider CLAIMS to be as long as I can believe it when I see her.
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Likewise with pics: The time stamp isn't as important as that they be an accurate representation.  But that includes TIMELY content, not just general appearance. If she was a long tressed brunette a couple of years ago in the pics and has recently changed to a blonde pixie hairdo, I want to know about it, otherwise I suffer the usual case of "unfulfilled expectations" no matter how cute she is.
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In both cases, age-claims and picture-claims, I depend on comments from recent reviewers for validation or a warning.

That's 4 krispy kreme glazed doughnuts a day, likely for dessert to avoid impact on your normal caloric intake.  

you would have science to back up my off-handed joke.   I probably shouldn't say it was a joke, just sit here and look smart.  Lol