Edit ONLY the face area of the person in the uploaded photo.
Wrap the person's entire face with a realistic white medical gauze/bandage cloth, similar to a naturally hand-wrapped fabric bandage. Cover the forehead, cheeks, nose, mouth, jawline and chin completely, while keeping the original head shape and hairstyle unchanged. The bandage should have multiple overlapping layers and irregular natural folds, with visible fine fabric texture, subtle wrinkles, realistic thickness, soft edges and natural cloth compression around the contours of the face.
Leave the eyes naturally covered as well, with no visible facial features underneath the bandage. The wrapping should look physically realistic, as if real gauze cloth has been carefully wrapped around the face.
IMPORTANT:
- ONLY modify the face by adding the white gauze/bandage.
- Do NOT change the person's identity, hairstyle, hair, body, clothes, hands, pose, skin on the neck, background, lighting, camera angle or composition.
- Do NOT alter the original image in any other way.
- Do NOT add blood, wounds, injuries, dirt, stains or horror effects.
- Keep the bandage clean/off-white and realistic.
- Match the original lighting, shadows, perspective and depth of field.
- Make the cloth interact naturally with the face and cast subtle realistic shadows.
- Preserve every original detail outside the face.
Final result: photorealistic DSLR-quality photograph, realistic white gauze wrapped around the entire face, natural fabric texture, believable folds and shadows, cinematic but natural appearance.
Wrap the person's entire face with a realistic white medical gauze/bandage cloth, similar to a naturally hand-wrapped fabric bandage. Cover the forehead, cheeks, nose, mouth, jawline and chin completely, while keeping the original head shape and hairstyle unchanged. The bandage should have multiple overlapping layers and irregular natural folds, with visible fine fabric texture, subtle wrinkles, realistic thickness, soft edges and natural cloth compression around the contours of the face.
Leave the eyes naturally covered as well, with no visible facial features underneath the bandage. The wrapping should look physically realistic, as if real gauze cloth has been carefully wrapped around the face.
IMPORTANT:
- ONLY modify the face by adding the white gauze/bandage.
- Do NOT change the person's identity, hairstyle, hair, body, clothes, hands, pose, skin on the neck, background, lighting, camera angle or composition.
- Do NOT alter the original image in any other way.
- Do NOT add blood, wounds, injuries, dirt, stains or horror effects.
- Keep the bandage clean/off-white and realistic.
- Match the original lighting, shadows, perspective and depth of field.
- Make the cloth interact naturally with the face and cast subtle realistic shadows.
- Preserve every original detail outside the face.
Final result: photorealistic DSLR-quality photograph, realistic white gauze wrapped around the entire face, natural fabric texture, believable folds and shadows, cinematic but natural appearance.