That's a pretty dreadful "before" picture, isn't it?
I've managed to do this:
but I had to do a lot more drastic work to cover the skin blemishes - it's no longer just a bit of 'enhancement'.
What's interesting here is to look around the chin, where the skin ends up looking 'plastic' because I've blurred/cloned so heavily.
Then note how much of their "after" image has the same kind of look.
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