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AI Photo Editor for Plastic Surgery Before & After Photos

Consistent clinical documentation without a photo studio.

Realistic clinical documentation photo of a patient's face from the side (nose/p
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Before/after documentation photo with inconsistent lighting corrected for profes
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Upload your clinical photo and describe what you need: 'standardize lighting for consistent before/after documentation' or 'clean up the background while keeping the subject exactly as is.' EditThisPic's AI helps create professional documentation in seconds. Free to try, no account required.
"Our consultation gallery finally looks consistent. Every before/after pair has matching lighting now. Patients take our results more seriously when the photos look professional." @AestheticSurgeonMedia

Built for Plastic Surgery Professionals

Before/after photos taken months apart in different lighting
Inconsistent backgrounds undermine result credibility
Flash photography overexposes and hides subtle improvements
Different cameras and settings across documentation sessions
Exam room lighting doesn't do results justice
Consultation galleries look unprofessional with mixed photo quality

Your before/after gallery is your most powerful marketing tool. But inconsistent lighting between sessions makes excellent results look questionable. Professional clinical photography systems cost $5,000+. EditThisPic standardizes your existing photos β€” matching lighting, cleaning backgrounds, and presenting results at their documented best.

96% of plastic surgery patients say before/after photos are the most important factor in choosing a surgeon - ASPS Patient Survey 2024

How to AI Photo Editor for Plastic Surgery Before & After Photos

  1. Upload your photo

    Drop your plastic surgery photo into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

  2. Describe your edit

    Type what you want β€” the AI understands plastic surgery photography needs.

  3. Review the result

    Check that the edit looks natural and accurately represents your space or subject.

  4. Refine if needed

    Tap markers on specific areas and describe adjustments for precision edits.

Copy-Paste Prompts for Plastic Surgery

Standardize clinical lighting
standardize the lighting to even clinical quality, accurate skin tones, clean documentation

Consistent lighting is the foundation of credible before/after documentation

Clean up clinical background
replace background with clean neutral clinical backdrop, do not alter the subject at all

Neutral backgrounds eliminate distractions from clinical results

Fix overexposed flash
reduce flash overexposure, recover skin detail while maintaining even clinical lighting

Flash recovery reveals the subtle improvements patients are paying for

Correct color imbalance
correct the color balance to show true skin tones under neutral white lighting

True color representation is essential for documenting surgical outcomes

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Brighten dark documentation photo
brighten this clinical photo evenly, maintain accurate skin tones and documentation quality

Dark photos hide results β€” brighten evenly without color shifting

Remove exam room clutter from background
remove medical equipment and clutter from background, show clean clinical setting, keep subject unchanged

A clean background focuses attention where it belongs β€” on results

Real Plastic Surgery Photo Transformations

Realistic clinical documentation photo of a patient's face from the side (nose/p
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Before/after documentation photo with inconsistent lighting corrected for profes
After

Clinical lighting standardized

Before/after documentation photo with inconsistent lighting corrected for professional gallery presentation.

Prompt: standardize the lighting to even clinical quality, accurate skin tones, clean documentation
Realistic clinical photo of a patient (torso/body area) with visible exam room c
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Clinical photo with distracting exam room background replaced with clean neutral
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Background cleaned for gallery

Clinical photo with distracting exam room background replaced with clean neutral backdrop for consultation gallery.

Prompt: replace background with clean neutral clinical backdrop, do not alter the subject at all

Common Issues

Clinical lighting makes everything look harsh

Why: Fluorescent office lights create unflattering cold tones and shadows

Try: warm up the clinical lighting, make the scene look inviting and professional

Warm, professional lighting builds patient trust and comfort

Before/after comparison isn't clear enough

Why: Different lighting or angles between shots make comparison difficult

Try: match the lighting and color between the photos for consistent comparison

Consistent lighting is more important than perfection for before/after pairs

Background clutter or equipment visible

Why: Clinical settings have monitors, wires, and equipment that distract

Try: clean up the background, remove distracting equipment and clutter

Focus attention on the subject by keeping only relevant context in frame

Colors look inaccurate under exam lights

Why: Medical exam lights and mixed light sources distort true colors

Try: correct the color to show accurate, true-to-life tones

Color accuracy matters for medical documentation β€” be specific about what's off

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it ethical to enhance plastic surgery before/after photos?

Standardizing lighting and backgrounds is standard practice and improves accuracy. Never alter the actual treatment results. Enhanced environmental consistency actually makes documentation more honest by removing misleading lighting differences.

Can this replace a clinical photography system?

It supplements rather than replaces clinical documentation. EditThisPic excels at standardizing photos taken with varying conditions, making them gallery-ready without investing in dedicated photography equipment.

How do I ensure before/after consistency?

Apply the exact same prompt to both the before and after photo. This standardizes the environmental factors while preserving the actual clinical differences you want to showcase.

What about patient privacy?

EditThisPic processes images via API without permanent storage. Follow your practice's consent and privacy protocols. Consider processing de-identified images when possible.

Can I use enhanced photos for medical board presentations?

Yes, provided edits are limited to environmental standardization. Always disclose that lighting and backgrounds were normalized, and maintain original documentation files.

Is this free?

Yes β€” you get 1 free edit per week, no account needed. For processing consultation galleries, plans start at $3.99/month.

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