Mostly a double chin concern!

[latenightrain86]

Hello everyone,

You are all so very talented and helpful.

I was wondering if someone could help me with editing out the double chin and any other flaws such as: smoothing out any lines on the face and brightening up her skin tone and teeth as well? she looks lovely but i know she can look even better

Thanks very much! I am excited to see the results. I appreciate you taking the time to do this.

http://photos-095.ll.facebook.com/ph...94628_5773.jpg

[TommyO]

It would be nice if you would post the image only once, not duplicate images in different forums. That way people can share their work and not duplicate their efforts. Why don't you consider removing one of the posts, preferably the one in the retouch forum.

[latenightrain86]

I understand. I am trying to delete the other post now and will keep this one.

[Dave.Cox]

That photo is really too small to work with.

To get rid of the double chin, what you need to do is get rid of the shadow. That's what brings your attention to the chin.

[DCobb]

I took a try at this. Healing brush, clone stamp tool, liquify, and some fiddling. I agree with the others that the picture is too small.

dc

[0lBaldy]

latenightrain86, welcome to RetouchPRO hope you enjoy your visits here.
The way you worded your post leads me to believe that you want someone to do the work for you.. This is primarily a learning forum and we would be more than happy to help you learn to do these things yourself.. please read the FAQs: "Will you do my restoration/retouch/repair for me?"

What retouching software do you have? This will help focus the tips to the programs you have available to work with.

Like others have stated, the photo is very small.. A much higher resolution photo would help a lot. these links will help you post a larger version..

Attaching Files or Images to Threads or Posts

Size and quality for Attached Images!!

Sometimes people asking for help, that link to an outside site, wind up deleting the image. Since those links are now broken, that makes the forum thread essentially useless for future readers.

It is much better to attach images on this site. That way the image that is posted will be viewable forever.

After you post your less than 100K version here, you could also post a link to the site that is hosting your larger version..
using any of these host options or one of your own:
ImageVenue.com (3Meg max, free) or pixentral.com (2Meg max, free) or photobucket.com (1 Meg max free,... 5 Meg PRO)-- flickr.com (10MB, free).

Now that I have said all that.. I did have a play with your photo just to see if I could do anything with it

[chillin]

I used D&B mostly to create a nice shadow under the chin.