Document Cosmetic Procedure Results Consistently

How it works

1. 1

   Upload pre and post-treatment photos

   Drop your before-treatment and after-treatment photos into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. Works with dermatology photos, plastic surgery documentation, med spa results, laser treatment outcomes—any aesthetic procedure needing consistent documentation.

   Expect: Simple lighting normalization: 20-25 seconds. Complex multi-angle documentation or significant quality differences: may need refinement.
2. 2

   Specify clinical documentation standards

   Type 'match lighting and angle for aesthetic documentation' or 'normalize both photos to clinical quality with consistent lighting.' The AI removes lighting bias that can hide or exaggerate treatment effects—critical for honest results documentation and regulatory compliance.

   Tip: For consistent clinic documentation, create a standard prompt template and use it for all procedures: 'neutral white light, straight-on angle, clear view of treated area.'

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Standard aesthetic procedure documentation match lighting and angle for medical aesthetic documentation, ensure both photos show treatment area identically

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   Botox or wrinkle reduction documentation normalize lighting to show wrinkle and line reduction accurately, no lighting tricks that hide or exaggerate results

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   Filler or volume restoration results match lighting and shadows to accurately show volume changes and facial contour improvements from fillers

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   Skin treatment or laser therapy results normalize lighting to clinical quality, accurately show skin texture, tone, and clarity improvements without lighting bias

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   3 more prompts

   Multi-angle facial documentation for front view, match clinical lighting; for profile, match clinical lighting; for three-quarter view, match clinical lighting

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   Patient-submitted follow-up photos enhance patient home photo to match clinic documentation quality, normalize lighting while preserving accurate treatment results

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   Creating professional portfolio photos create side-by-side before-after with matched clinical lighting, professional presentation for portfolio and marketing

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3. 3

   Verify treatment outcome accuracy

   Check that skin texture, color, wrinkles, volume, and other treatment effects are accurately represented without lighting-induced distortion. Verify both photos show the treated area from the same perspective and distance. Medical aesthetics documentation must reflect real outcomes.

4. 4

   Refine for specific procedures

   If documenting specific treatments, add relevant details: 'for Botox forehead lines, ensure lighting shows actual wrinkle reduction' or 'for filler results, match lighting to show volume accurately.' Different procedures have different documentation requirements.

   Tip: Multi-area treatments need consistent documentation for each area. Use same standardized settings for all before-after pairs.