AI Skincare Before & After Visualization

How it works

1. 1

   Upload a portrait photo

   Use a front-facing portrait with good lighting and a visible skin concern — acne, uneven tone, fine lines, or pigmentation. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB. Even lighting (natural window light or a ring light) gives the AI the clearest skin texture reference to work from.

   Expect: Simple tone-evening and texture improvements: 30-45 seconds. Complex multi-concern treatments (acne + pigmentation + texture): 60-90 seconds and may need one refinement pass.
2. 2

   Describe the treatment visualization

   Type what the 'after' marketing mockup should show: 'create a visualization showing reduced acne redness, more even skin tone, and improved skin texture — for marketing illustration purposes' or 'show a visualization of reduced fine lines and improved hydration for a skincare brand campaign.' Always frame it as a visualization or mockup in your prompt to anchor the AI output for marketing use.

   Tip: Describe the skin improvement in outcome terms ('reduced redness', 'more even tone', 'smoother texture') rather than product terms ('after using retinol'). This gives the AI clear visual targets without requiring product-specific knowledge.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Acne treatment marketing visualization create a marketing visualization showing reduced acne redness and fewer active blemishes on the cheeks and forehead, more even skin tone — illustrative mockup for skincare brand content, not presented as a real result

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   Anti-aging clinic consultation visual create a consultation visualization showing reduced appearance of fine lines around the eyes and nasolabial folds, improved skin hydration and texture — illustrative mockup for clinic consultation purposes only, keep all other facial features unchanged

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   Hyperpigmentation / dark spot treatment create a visualization showing reduced dark spots and more even skin pigmentation across the cheeks — illustrative treatment mockup for dermatology clinic marketing, natural-looking skin texture, not airbrushed

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   Skincare brand campaign content create a before/after visualization for a skincare brand campaign showing clearer, more radiant skin with reduced pores and improved texture — campaign-style mockup, keep the person's face shape and features identical, only the skin condition changes

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   4 more prompts

   Rosacea redness reduction visualization create a visualization showing reduced facial redness and rosacea symptoms — calmer, more even skin tone across the cheeks and nose; illustrative mockup for clinic marketing, natural skin texture preserved

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   Under-eye dark circles treatment create a visualization showing reduced under-eye dark circles and puffiness — brighter, more rested eye area; illustrative treatment mockup for aesthetic clinic consultation, keep the eye shape and all other facial features unchanged

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   Dermatology practice social content create a skin health improvement visualization for a dermatology social media post: clearer complexion, reduced blemishes, more even skin tone — clearly illustrative mockup, not real patient results, natural-looking outcome

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   Combination treatment (acne + scarring) create a visualization showing reduced active acne, faded post-acne marks, and improved overall skin texture — illustrative outcome mockup for a skincare brand treatment story, realistic and not over-edited, keep face shape identical

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3. 3

   Review the visualization for marketing accuracy

   Zoom to 100% on the target skin areas. The visualization should look like a plausible treatment outcome — natural, not over-smoothed into an uncanny plastic appearance. Check that the face, eyes, and non-target areas remain unchanged. The result should be clearly a visualization, not a dramatically altered photo.

4. 4

   Refine specific zones with markers if needed

   If the AI smoothed a broader area than intended (for example, reducing wrinkles on the forehead when you only wanted to address the nasolabial area), tap a marker on the specific zone and regenerate: 'refine only the cheek area marked, reduce redness and improve texture there only.' This is optional for most portrait edits.

   Tip: Markers are precise. If you need the treatment visualization focused on a specific area of the face — cheeks only, forehead only — tap to specify before regenerating.
5. 5

   Add disclosure before publishing

   Download the result and add a clear disclosure before any public use: 'Visualization only — results may vary' or 'Illustrative mockup, not a guarantee of results.' This applies to all uses: social media posts, clinic websites, brand marketing decks, and consultation materials. See the FAQ below for more on disclosure requirements.