Double Chin Corrector

Subtly correct the unflattering camera angle in this uploaded photo, keeping the subject's
face, features, identity, and the entire scene completely unaltered. If the photo was taken
from a low angle creating an exaggerated chin or jawline, subtly adjust the perspective to
simulate a slightly higher and more flattering camera position. Reduce any double chin or
excess shadow under the chin created by the unflattering angle, not by removing the
anatomy, but by simulating better lighting and a more aesthetic angle. Slightly define and
clean up the jawline so it looks more sculpted and natural, the way the subject actually
looks in person from a normal eye-level angle. If the nostrils are prominently visible from a
low angle, subtly reduce their prominence toward a natural frontal view. Subtly adjust the
neck length and posture if the angle compressed them unnaturally. All corrections must be
extremely subtle and natural; the subject must still look exactly like themselves, just
photographed from a more flattering angle. Do not change any facial features, do not slim
the face, and do not alter the bone structure. Only correct the distortion caused by the bad
camera angle. The final result should look exactly like the same photo taken from a slightly
more flattering eye-level position.