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How Realistic Are These Improvements? (Photos)

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SpottedBeansJun 11, 2025

I asked AI to generate images of my face with improvements that can be done through surgery and other treatments. How realistic or not are these images? What surgeries and treatments would be involved to get results similar to this?

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