The Best AI Prompt for a Lower Blepharoplasty Look
Use this ChatGPT prompt to visualize a lower-blepharoplasty-inspired look in your portrait, reducing visible under-eye bags or hollowness while keeping the rest of your face unchanged.
Edit the uploaded portrait to create a clearly visible lower-blepharoplasty-inspired look, using the original image as the source of truth. Only where present, substantially reduce protruding lower-eyelid bags and puffiness, soften tear-trough hollowness and its associated shadows, and create a smoother, realistic transition from the lower eyelids to the cheeks. Make the requested change easy to see without flattening the area unnaturally or removing its normal contours. Confine all changes to the lower-eyelid and immediate under-eye transition area. Preserve realistic pores, fine lines, and natural skin texture. Do not invent bags, hollowness, or other concerns that are not visible; if none are present, leave the area unchanged. Keep the upper eyelids, brows, eye shape, lower-lid position, eye color, gaze, expression, and recognizable identity unchanged. Preserve age cues elsewhere, cheek volume outside the immediate under-eye transition, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, hair, clothing, lighting, camera angle, crop, and background. Do not brighten the whole face, add makeup, or retouch unrelated areas. Return one edited portrait with no added text. Treat the result as an aesthetic illustration rather than a prediction of surgical results. Treat the uploaded image as the source of truth. Do not invent concerns, asymmetries, or features that are not visible. Apply the requested change only where it is relevant and proportionate to what is present. Only reduce lower-eyelid bags, under-eye puffiness, or tear-trough hollowness when those features are visibly present in the source. Leave the upper eyelids, brows, eye shape, and eye color unchanged. Do not add postoperative puffiness, redness, bruising, incisions, stitches, or other recovery effects.
Upload a clear portrait with the lower-eyelid area visible before using the prompt.
Upload a clear portrait and use the prompt below to explore a localized change beneath the eyes. It targets only visible lower-eyelid bags, puffiness, or tear-trough hollowness, while preserving your eye shape, expression, and natural skin texture. The edited image is an aesthetic illustration, not a prediction of surgical results.
How to use this prompt
- Open ChatGPT with image editing available and upload a clear portrait with the lower-eyelid area visible.
- Paste the main prompt and send it with your image.
- Compare the result with your original, checking that the change stays beneath the eyes and that eye shape, expression, and lighting remain the same.
- If needed, request a more subtle version or a side-by-side comparison using one of the variants below.
Practical tips
- Choose a front-facing portrait in even daylight. Strong overhead shadows can obscure the difference between under-eye contours and lighting.
- Use an image without heavy concealer, smoothing filters, or sunglasses so the edit can follow the visible features accurately.
- If only one under-eye area has noticeable puffiness or hollowness, ask to adjust that side only rather than forcing symmetry.
- If the edit changes your eyes or cheeks, ask: “Restore the original eye shape, lower-lid position, and cheek volume; keep only the localized under-eye change. ”
- Use the image to explore a visual preference, not to estimate what a procedure would achieve.
Prompt variants
Subtle under-eye refinement
Use when you want a deliberately understated change rather than the more noticeable adjustment in the main prompt.
Edit the uploaded portrait with a subtle lower-blepharoplasty-inspired refinement. Slightly reduce only the lower-eyelid bags, puffiness, or tear-trough hollowness that are actually visible. Retain most of the original contours, fine lines, and all natural skin texture. Keep the change confined to the immediate under-eye area. Preserve eye shape, lower-lid position, upper lids, brows, expression, identity, and every unrelated detail, including lighting and background. Do not add makeup or recovery effects. Return one edited portrait with no added text. This is an aesthetic illustration, not a prediction of surgical results. Treat the uploaded image as the source of truth. Do not invent concerns, asymmetries, or features that are not visible. Apply the requested change only where it is relevant and proportionate to what is present. Only reduce lower-eyelid bags, under-eye puffiness, or tear-trough hollowness when those features are visibly present in the source. Leave the upper eyelids, brows, eye shape, and eye color unchanged. Do not add postoperative puffiness, redness, bruising, incisions, stitches, or other recovery effects.Lower-eyelid bags only
Use when you want to focus on visible bags or puffiness without also softening hollowness.
Edit the uploaded portrait to visibly flatten existing lower-eyelid bags and reduce localized puffiness only. Do not fill tear-trough hollowness or change under-eye pigmentation. If no lower-eyelid bags are visible, leave the image unchanged. Keep natural lower-lid contours, pores, and fine lines, with a realistic transition to the cheek. Preserve eye shape, lower-lid position, upper eyelids, brows, expression, identity, and everything outside the localized edit, including lighting and background. Do not add makeup or recovery effects. Return one edited portrait with no added text. This is an aesthetic illustration, not a prediction of surgical results. Treat the uploaded image as the source of truth. Do not invent concerns, asymmetries, or features that are not visible. Apply the requested change only where it is relevant and proportionate to what is present. Only reduce lower-eyelid bags, under-eye puffiness, or tear-trough hollowness when those features are visibly present in the source. Leave the upper eyelids, brows, eye shape, and eye color unchanged. Do not add postoperative puffiness, redness, bruising, incisions, stitches, or other recovery effects.Side-by-side comparison
Use when you want to compare the localized change directly against your original photo.
Create a side-by-side comparison using the uploaded portrait. Place the untouched original on the left and an edited copy on the right, with matching crop, scale, lighting, and alignment. In the right image only, visibly reduce existing lower-eyelid bags or puffiness and soften existing tear-trough hollowness for a lower-blepharoplasty-inspired look. Do not introduce concerns absent from the original or alter the original to exaggerate the contrast. Preserve realistic local texture, eye shape, lower-lid position, upper lids, brows, expression, identity, and all unrelated details. Keep the edit confined to the lower-eyelid area and its immediate transition to the cheek. Do not add recovery effects or text. The comparison is an aesthetic illustration, not a prediction of surgical results. Treat the uploaded image as the source of truth. Do not invent concerns, asymmetries, or features that are not visible. Apply the requested change only where it is relevant and proportionate to what is present. Only reduce lower-eyelid bags, under-eye puffiness, or tear-trough hollowness when those features are visibly present in the source. Leave the upper eyelids, brows, eye shape, and eye color unchanged. Do not add postoperative puffiness, redness, bruising, incisions, stitches, or other recovery effects.Frequently asked questions
Do I need to upload a portrait?
Yes. Upload a clear portrait with the lower-eyelid area visible so ChatGPT can base the edit on your actual features rather than create a new face.
Will this show what lower blepharoplasty would actually look like?
No. It creates an aesthetic illustration from a photo. It cannot predict healing, surgical suitability, or an individual surgical result.
Will the prompt remove dark circles?
The main prompt softens shadows associated with visible bags or tear-trough hollowness. It does not request removal of under-eye pigmentation or a general skin-brightening effect.
What if my portrait does not show under-eye bags?
The prompt tells ChatGPT not to invent them. It should adjust only visible puffiness or hollowness, and leave the area unchanged if none of those features are present.
Can I keep my fine lines?
Yes. The main prompt preserves natural texture and fine lines. You can reinforce this by adding: “Keep all existing fine lines; change only the visible bag contour and tear-trough depth. ”