Plastic Surgeon
Prompt Pack

Talking Head

Create an ultra-photorealistic RAW vertical 9:16 documentary portrait using the provided image as the exact identity, wardrobe, and medical styling reference for the surgeon. Preserve the same older white male surgeon around 55 to 65 years old, with the same facial structure, salt-and-pepper beard, skin texture, age, light blue surgical cap, blue surgical scrubs, protective glasses with surgical loupes, and overall recognizable identity. Show him standing front-facing and close to the camera inside a real modern operating room, framed from approximately the waist upward and looking directly into the lens with a calm, highly experienced, confident, and professional expression. Keep the surgical mask lowered naturally beneath his chin so his entire face remains clearly visible. In the softly blurred background, include authentic operating-room equipment such as overhead surgical lights, anesthesia machines, patient monitors, stainless-steel storage, and clinical devices. Use realistic hospital lighting, natural skin pores, fine facial lines, authentic fabric wrinkles, accurate reflections on the glasses and loupes, balanced exposure, and the visual character of genuine full-frame documentary medical photography.

Surgery

Create an ultra-photorealistic RAW vertical 9:16 surgical documentary photograph using the provided image as the exact identity, medical attire, and equipment reference for the surgeon. Preserve the same older white male surgeon, facial structure, salt-and-pepper beard, light blue surgical cap, blue surgical gown, protective glasses with surgical loupes, mask, age, skin texture, and recognizable identity. Show him actively performing a delicate surgical procedure inside a real operating room, leaning naturally toward the patient while using two fine surgical instruments with precise gloved hands. His surgical mask is properly raised over his nose and mouth, and his eyes remain intensely focused through the magnifying loupes on the illuminated surgical field. Keep the composition tight and immersive, with the surgeon dominant in the frame, an assistant softly visible nearby, the patient covered by sterile blue drapes, and a powerful overhead operating light positioned above. Use realistic clinical brightness, accurate glove texture, natural folds in the gown, believable metal reflections, authentic medical equipment in the background, and the visual realism of professional operating-room documentary photography.

Pre-Operation

Create an ultra-photorealistic RAW vertical 9:16 documentary medical portrait using the provided image as the exact identity and outfit reference for the surgeon. Preserve the same older white male surgeon around 55 to 65 years old, with the same facial structure, salt-and-pepper beard, blue surgical scrubs, light blue surgical cap, protective glasses with surgical loupes, skin texture, age, and recognizable identity. Show him standing beside a real stainless-steel surgical scrub sink inside a hospital preparation area immediately before surgery, naturally angled toward the sink while carefully washing and scrubbing his hands and forearms beneath running water. Keep both hands clearly visible, covered with water and soap, while his expression remains focused, disciplined, and professional, with direct or near-direct eye contact toward the camera. Include tiled clinical walls, dispensers, stainless-steel surfaces, folded surgical materials, and the entrance to the operating room softly visible in the background. Use bright realistic hospital lighting, accurate water droplets, authentic wet skin texture, natural fabric detail, balanced exposure, and genuine documentary photography realism.

Nose Before & After

Use the provided before image as the absolute visual reference and preserve the exact same subject, facial identity, face shape, eye position, eyebrow, skin tone, skin texture, expression, crop, profile angle, camera distance, lighting, focus, and background. Create a realistic side-by-side vertical clinical before-and-after comparison containing two equally sized profile photographs of the same person. In the left before image, preserve the original nose exactly as shown. In the right after image, modify only the nasal structure into a believable post-rhinoplasty result, refining the bridge, tip, projection, and overall profile while maintaining natural anatomical harmony with the face. The final nose should look proportionate, masculine or feminine according to the original subject, clinically realistic, and subtly improved rather than artificially perfect. Preserve the exact same pores, fine lines, shadows, facial proportions, and photographic conditions on both sides so the result clearly reads as authentic medical documentation of the same patient.

Dark Operating Room

Create an ultra-photorealistic RAW vertical 9:16 documentary surgical scene using the provided image as the exact identity, outfit, and equipment reference for the surgeon. Preserve the same older white male surgeon, facial features, salt-and-pepper beard, blue surgical gown, light blue cap, surgical loupes, protective glasses, properly raised mask, age, skin texture, and overall recognizable identity. Show him actively performing surgery from a three-quarter front angle, leaning forward in intense concentration while both gloved hands work with precise instruments over the patient. The operating room is intentionally very dark, illuminated primarily by a strong focused surgical light falling onto the operative field, the surgeon's hands, and part of his face. Include softly glowing medical monitors, anesthesia equipment, another staff member in shadow, sterile blue drapes, and surgical tools naturally positioned around the patient. Use realistic low-light exposure, deep clinical shadows, accurate monitor glow, believable skin and fabric texture, sharp detail in the illuminated area, and the atmospheric realism of authentic operating-room documentary photography.

Surgical Team

Create an ultra-photorealistic RAW vertical 9:16 documentary surgical team scene using the provided operating-room image as the exact compositional reference and the surgeon reference image as the exact identity reference for the lead surgeon. Preserve the same older white male lead surgeon, with the same facial identity, age, salt-and-pepper beard, light blue surgical cap, blue surgical gown, protective glasses with surgical loupes, mask, skin texture, and recognizable appearance. Show him actively operating with a coordinated professional surgical team inside a real modern operating room. Keep the lead surgeon as the clear main subject, positioned closest to the operative field and assisted by several surgeons and nurses arranged naturally around the patient. Everyone wears light blue sterile gowns, caps, gloves, and properly raised surgical masks. The patient is fully covered with sterile blue drapes, while surgical instruments, tubing, monitors, anesthesia equipment, IV stands, and large overhead lights are clearly visible. Use clean clinical lighting, accurate medical positioning, realistic teamwork, natural gown and glove texture, balanced depth of field, and the appearance of genuine high-end medical documentary photography.

Abdominoplasty

Use the provided before image as the absolute clinical reference and preserve the exact same female subject, body proportions, torso shape, skin tone, natural skin texture, posture, side angle, camera distance, crop, underwear, background, lighting, and photographic realism. Create a realistic side-by-side vertical before-and-after comparison containing two equally sized clinical photographs of the same body. In the left before image, preserve the original abdomen exactly as shown. In the right after image, modify only the abdominal area to create a believable healed post-abdominoplasty result, with a flatter and tighter lower abdomen, improved contour, reduced skin laxity, more defined waist transition, and natural anatomical proportions. Preserve realistic softness, subtle skin texture, natural folds, and believable tissue distribution rather than creating an excessively muscular or artificially smooth result. Keep the breasts, hips, thighs, clothing, body position, framing, lighting, and background completely unchanged so the comparison looks like authentic medical documentation of the same patient.

Surgical Plan Review

Create an ultra-photorealistic RAW vertical 9:16 documentary surgical planning scene using the provided image as the exact identity and outfit reference for the surgeon. Preserve the same older white male surgeon, facial structure, salt-and-pepper beard, blue surgical scrubs, light blue surgical cap, protective glasses with surgical loupes, lowered mask beneath the chin, age, skin texture, and recognizable identity. Show him seated at a desk inside a real clinical office or hospital preparation room while carefully reviewing medical scans, clinical photographs, anatomical drawings, printed surgical plans, and patient documents spread naturally across the desk. He holds a pen and marks or studies one of the printed images with a calm, concentrated, analytical expression, looking primarily at the materials rather than the camera. Include medical monitors displaying believable scans, clinical paperwork, a keyboard, office equipment, and a partial view into the operating-room area in the background. Use natural clinical lighting, realistic paper and screen texture, authentic hand placement, accurate medical details, moderate depth of field, and genuine documentary photography realism.

Consultation

Create an ultra-photorealistic RAW vertical 9:16 documentary surgical consultation scene using the provided image as the exact identity and outfit reference for the surgeon. Preserve the same older white male surgeon, facial features, salt-and-pepper beard, blue surgical scrubs, light blue surgical cap, protective glasses with surgical loupes, lowered mask beneath the chin, age, skin texture, and recognizable identity. Show him seated inside a modern consultation room or clinical office speaking with an adult female patient during a pre-surgery consultation. The surgeon remains the clear main subject and naturally gestures toward a computer monitor displaying realistic facial photographs, medical scans, surgical simulations, or treatment-planning images while explaining the proposed procedure. The patient is visible in profile or three-quarter view, seated beside him and listening attentively. Include printed clinical documents, scan images, medical books, a keyboard, and refined clinic details arranged naturally around them. Use soft natural daylight mixed with clean clinical lighting, realistic skin pores, authentic screen glow, calm professional body language, balanced composition, and the appearance of genuine medical consultation photography.