Retouch this image to a high-end, editorial-calibre standard while maintaining the subject's identity, age, expression, skin tone, and face structure. For portfolios, headshots, editorials, branding, or commercial use, the outcome should be realistic and high-quality; it should never be fake or overly processed.
In balancing, apply the following:
- Skin: Naturally smooth texture; lessen transient imperfections, acne scars, and uneven tone. Preserve your skin's natural texture, pores, and fine lines. There isn't any air.
- Sharpen your eyes and delicately define your brows, lashes, and lips. No reshaping of the features of the reshaping of the features of the reshaping of features of the reshaping of beauty of the reshaping of features.
- Lighting & exposure: Balance highlights, shadows, and contrast; restore blown-out or crushed detail; keep light direction and skin tone realistic.
- Colour grading: Correct white balance, enhance skin colours, add tonal depth—rich but realistic, never oversaturated.
- Hair and apparel: Maintain the original style, colour, and accessories; trim stray flyaways; enhance definition and fabric texture.
- Background: Clean minor distractions and enhance depth gently; keep the original environment and composition.
- Sharpness & clarity: Increase fine detail and minimise noise/artifacts without oversharpening or false edges.
- Final result: Provide a crisp, high-resolution picture with a unified tone, organic texture, and editorial polish.
Strict guidelines for preservation
- Don't change the jawline, lips, nose, eyes, face structure, or body proportions.
- Unless asked, do not add items, accessories, or cosmetics.
- Do not make an AI-generated appearance.
- Unless directed otherwise, maintain the original composition, stance, and emotion.
The result is incredibly realistic, naturally altered photos with precise colours, tasteful lighting, actual texture, and a finish fit for a commercial setting.