The Best AI Prompt for an Under-Eye Filler Look
Give an uploaded portrait a filler-inspired under-eye look by softening visible tear-trough hollows while keeping your expression, skin texture, and other features unchanged.
Edit the uploaded portrait to create a clearly visible, natural-looking under-eye filler-inspired appearance. Use the original image as the source of truth and change only the under-eye region. Where tear-trough depressions are visible, make them noticeably shallower, soften the shadows directly associated with those depressions, and create a smoother lower-eyelid-to-cheek transition. Keep the degree of change consistent with the features actually present in the portrait. If no tear-trough hollowing is visible, leave the area unchanged rather than inventing something to correct. Preserve natural pores, fine lines, skin tone, and the original differences between the two sides of the face. Do not erase unrelated pigmentation, remove under-eye bags, add puffiness, or brighten the whole face. Keep eye shape, eyelid margins, eye color, expression, cheek shape, facial proportions, and all details outside the under-eye region unchanged. Match the original lighting, camera angle, framing, hair, clothing, and background. Return one edited portrait without text. Treat the result as an aesthetic visualization of a filler-inspired look, not a prediction of injectable treatment results or medical advice.
Upload a clear portrait with the under-eye area visible, preferably in even lighting.
Use this prompt in ChatGPT to explore a smoother under-eye contour in your portrait. It targets existing tear-trough hollows and their shadows without changing your eye shape or retouching the rest of your face. The image is an aesthetic visualization, not a prediction of how injectable treatment would look.
How to use this prompt
- Open ChatGPT with image editing available and upload a clear portrait with the under-eye area visible, preferably in even lighting.
- Paste the main prompt and submit it with your portrait.
- Compare the result with the original, checking that the change stays beneath the eyes and preserves your eye shape, expression, and skin texture.
- If you want a different intensity or a side-by-side comparison, use one of the variants below.
Practical tips
- Choose a photo without smoothing filters so the edit can retain your actual skin texture.
- Use a front-facing portrait with unobstructed eyes; strong side lighting can make under-eye contours harder to assess.
- If only one side has a visible hollow, ask ChatGPT to adjust that side rather than making both sides identical.
- If the edit looks too smooth, ask it to restore the original fine lines and pores while keeping the shallower contour.
- Use the result to explore an image aesthetic, not to judge whether a cosmetic procedure is suitable for you.
Prompt variants
Subtle under-eye softening
Use this when you prefer a small change that stays close to the original portrait.
Edit the uploaded portrait with a subtle under-eye filler-inspired effect. Only where tear-trough hollows are already visible, slightly soften their depth and associated shadows. Keep most of the original contour and all natural fine lines and pores. Do not invent hollows or change unrelated pigmentation, bags, eye shape, eyelid margins, cheeks, expression, or anything outside the under-eye area. Preserve the original lighting and framing. Return one image without text as an aesthetic visualization, not a prediction of treatment results.More defined contour change
Use this when the original has visible hollows and you want a stronger visual exploration.
Use the uploaded portrait to create a more pronounced under-eye filler-inspired look. Where tear-trough hollows are present, substantially reduce their visible depth and associated shadow bands, making the lower-eyelid-to-cheek transition clearly smoother without adding puffiness. Keep natural skin texture, fine lines, and unrelated pigmentation. Do not create concerns absent from the original. Edit only the under-eye region; preserve eye shape, eyelid margins, cheek volume, facial proportions, expression, lighting, and all other details. Return one image without text. This is an aesthetic visualization, not a prediction of injectable treatment results.Side-by-side comparison
Use this to compare the localized change with your original photo at the same scale.
Create an equal-sized side-by-side comparison from the uploaded portrait. On the left, show the original image unchanged. On the right, show the exact same portrait with a clearly visible under-eye filler-inspired edit: soften existing tear-trough depressions and their associated shadows for a smoother lower-eyelid-to-cheek transition. Do not invent hollows if none are visible. Retain pores, fine lines, unrelated pigmentation, eye shape, eyelid margins, cheeks, facial proportions, and expression. Keep lighting, crop, scale, clothing, and background identical between the two images. Change nothing outside the under-eye region and add no text. Present the comparison as an aesthetic visualization, not a prediction of treatment results.Frequently asked questions
Do I need to upload a portrait?
Yes. Upload a clear portrait with the under-eye area visible so ChatGPT can work from your existing features rather than generate a different face.
Will the prompt remove dark circles?
It targets shadows associated with visible tear-trough hollows. It asks ChatGPT to preserve unrelated pigmentation, so it is not a general dark-circle removal prompt.
What if my photo does not show under-eye hollows?
The prompt tells ChatGPT to leave the area unchanged rather than invent hollows or other features to correct.
Can the image show what under-eye filler would actually look like?
No. An image edit can illustrate an aesthetic preference, but it cannot predict an individual treatment result or determine whether filler is suitable for you. A qualified medical professional can discuss those questions.