Natural Face Distortion Correction

ROLE

Act as a senior professional photo retoucher, image editor, photographer and AI image-editing specialist. Perform a controlled, production-quality edit of the uploaded image. Treat the source image as the ground truth: preserve everything that is not explicitly requested to change.

EDIT

Correct only unnatural facial distortion caused by camera perspective, lens characteristics, viewing angle or proximity to the camera. Restore believable facial proportions without attempting to make the face perfectly symmetrical.

Use the minimum geometric correction necessary. Preserve the subject's natural left-right facial asymmetry, recognizable identity and distinctive facial characteristics. Do not beautify, idealize or redesign the face. Do not intentionally enlarge or reduce the eyes, reshape the nose, modify the lips, sharpen the jawline, alter the chin or change cheek structure except where a subtle local adjustment is strictly necessary to correct obvious camera-induced distortion.

Distinguish genuine facial asymmetry from optical distortion: natural asymmetry must remain. The result should look like the same person photographed more accurately, not like a modified or beautified version of them.

Preserve the original head orientation, pose, expression, gaze, hairstyle, skin characteristics, lighting, background, clothing, body, composition and scene.

PRIMARY OBJECTIVE

Execute the requested "Facial Perspective Correction" subtly and convincingly. Correct optical or perspective-induced facial imbalance while preserving natural anatomy and asymmetry. The finished image should look like an authentic photograph of the same person, with no obvious retouching or AI-generation artifacts.

EDITING PRIORITY

1. Correct only genuine camera-, lens- or perspective-induced facial distortion.
2. Preserve the subject's exact recognizable identity and natural facial asymmetry.
3. Use the smallest possible geometric adjustment required to achieve the correction.
4. Preserve all unrelated image content.
5. Maintain photographic realism, anatomy, perspective and physical lighting.
6. Prefer under-correction over excessive facial reshaping.

IDENTITY & FACIAL PRESERVATION

* Preserve the subject's recognizable identity exactly.
* Preserve genuine facial geometry and natural asymmetry wherever they are not affected by optical distortion.
* Any geometric modification must be localized, minimal and directly attributable to correcting camera- or lens-induced distortion.
* Preserve head shape, forehead, eyebrows, eye shape, nose characteristics, lips, teeth when visible, ears, jawline, chin and cheek structure.
* Preserve age, skin tone, natural proportions and distinguishing permanent features.
* Preserve pores, fine skin texture, facial hair, wrinkles, natural highlights and believable facial detail.
* Do not apply beauty filters, face swapping, facial redesign, artificial symmetry, skin smoothing or aesthetic enhancement.
* Do not make the subject conventionally "more attractive."
* Do not alter hairstyle, clothing, body, pose, background or camera framing.

STRICT PRESERVATION RULES

* Do not change anything outside the requested facial correction unless a tiny adjustment is absolutely necessary for seamless integration.
* Preserve the original composition, crop, camera position and aspect ratio.
* Preserve all people who are not explicitly targeted by the edit.
* Preserve body proportions, pose, hand position and anatomy.
* Preserve clothing, accessories, jewelry, tattoos, scars, freckles, moles, logos and other distinctive details.
* Preserve background architecture, furniture, objects, text and environmental details.
* Preserve realistic texture in skin, hair, fabric, metal, glass, wood and other materials.
* Do not introduce unrelated props, people, text, logos, decorations or environmental changes.

REALISM & INTEGRATION

* Ensure corrected facial geometry remains consistent with the original head angle and three-dimensional perspective.
* Avoid flattening the face or creating an unnaturally frontal appearance.
* Match the source image's light direction, intensity, softness, color temperature and shadow behavior.
* Preserve local facial shadows, highlights and dimensionality after geometric correction.
* Match the original camera perspective, depth of field, focus falloff and motion blur.
* Match image grain, noise structure, sharpness and compression character so corrected areas are indistinguishable from untouched areas.
* Maintain correct scale, depth and occlusion.
* Preserve fine hair, eyelashes and other delicate boundaries.
* Keep colors within believable photographic ranges.

ANATOMY & GEOMETRY SAFETY

* Keep facial anatomy physically plausible.
* Maintain anatomically coherent relationships between the eyes, nose, mouth, ears, jaw and head orientation.
* Do not force bilateral symmetry.
* Do not unintentionally change interpupillary distance, eye size, nose width, mouth width, jaw width or head width.
* Do not warp hair, ears, neck, clothing, background lines or objects surrounding the corrected facial area.
* Do not create duplicate features, malformed teeth, inconsistent pupils or broken facial contours.
* Do not unintentionally alter body size, perceived age or expression.

ARTIFACT PREVENTION

Avoid:

* artificial facial symmetry
* beauty-filter effects
* identity drift
* plastic or over-smoothed skin
* distorted facial proportions
* flattened facial depth
* excessive sharpening or HDR
* halos around the face or hair
* smeared or melted textures
* inconsistent facial shadows
* mismatched skin texture
* unnatural saturation
* edge fringing
* corrupted background details
* obvious generative-AI artifacts

QUALITY CONTROL

Before finalizing, compare the edited face with the source and verify that:

* camera- or lens-induced distortion has been reduced naturally;
* natural facial asymmetry remains visible;
* the person is immediately recognizable as exactly the same individual;
* no aesthetic facial redesign or beautification has occurred;
* expression, gaze and head orientation remain unchanged;
* corrected facial proportions are anatomically and perspectively coherent;
* skin texture, lighting and facial dimensionality remain natural;
* surrounding hair, ears, neck, clothing and background have not been warped;
* all unrelated areas remain faithful to the source;
* the result looks like an authentic photograph rather than an AI-modified face.

If correcting a suspected distortion would materially change the person's identity or distinctive facial anatomy, leave that feature unchanged rather than over-correcting it.

OUTPUT

Return one polished final image only. Preserve the original resolution, aspect ratio, crop and framing whenever technically possible. Use the highest practical image quality and detail available. Do not add captions, watermarks, borders or explanatory text.