What you actually get
One selfie in, one seriously polished report out. The prompt tells ChatGPT to build a portrait-orientation, editorial report card — the kind of thing a luxury cosmetic clinic would slide across the desk at the end of a consult. Clean white background, soft blush gradients, burgundy type. Think Apple x Vogue, starring your face.
Here's what lands inside it:
Overall + harmony scores
Two headline scores out of 10 — overall and facial harmony — with a one-line summary of your look.
Feature-by-feature bars
Progress bars for symmetry, bone structure, jawline, harmony and skin — so you can see exactly where you score.
Proportions overlay
YOUR actual photo, overlaid with the facial centre line, rule of thirds, and eye, nose and lip lines.
Close-up feature panels
Separate panels for your eyes, nose, lips, brows and skin — each scored, each with short honest observations.
Facial energy scale
Where your features sit on the soft feminine ↔ strong structured spectrum — with the reasoning, not just a label.
Strengths + glow-ups
Your top natural strengths, tasteful glow-up recommendations, and an "if I could only change three things" list — styling only, always.
Your face stays YOUR face
The prompt is hard-coded to analyse, not edit. No beautifying, no face-swapping, no skin smoothing, no "improved" version of you generated on the sly. It reads what's in the photo and reports on it — the person in the report is recognisably, exactly you.
Get your photo right first
This report runs on one photo, which means that photo is doing all the work. Two minutes of setup here is the difference between a proper read and confident nonsense.
One clear, front-on photo
Face the camera square-on. This is a proportions analysis — even a slight three-quarter angle skews every line it draws.
Natural daylight, facing a window
Even, soft light on your whole face. No direct sun, no warm lamps, no overhead bathroom lighting throwing shadows.
Hair off your face
The analysis reads your jawline, brows and face shape — hair framing or shadowing your face hides all three.
No filters, no beauty mode
They change your proportions and skew every score. Turn off Portrait mode and anything that smooths, slims or brightens.
Neutral expression
A big grin shifts your jawline and lip lines. Relaxed face, soft eyes — like a passport photo, but less grumpy.
Camera at eye level
Arm's length or a tripod. A low angle exaggerates your jaw, a high angle shrinks it — eye level keeps your thirds honest.
Honest photo in, honest report out
The report is only as honest as the photo you feed it. A filtered selfie gets a filtered report — every score, line and observation is built on whatever pixels you hand over. Bare, well-lit and unedited wins.
The prompt (copy-paste)
Open ChatGPT, upload your photo, paste the prompt below, and send. That's the whole job — the prompt handles the design, the scoring, the overlays and the guardrails. You just supply the face.
Facial Aesthetics Magazine Report Prompt You are an expert in facial aesthetics, portrait analysis, facial harmony, cosmetic photography, beauty anthropology and professional facial proportion assessment. Your task is to create a luxury editorial magazine-style facial aesthetics report card using ONLY the uploaded photo. Critical Rules * DO NOT replace the person's face. * DO NOT generate a different person. * DO NOT beautify or alter facial structure. * DO NOT smooth skin or change facial proportions. * The original face must remain recognisably identical. * Use the uploaded image throughout the report. * Analyse only what is visible. * If something cannot be determined from one photograph, say so instead of guessing. ⸻ Design Style Create an elegant aesthetic report similar to a luxury cosmetic clinic. Style: * clean white background * soft blush gradients * burgundy typography * rounded cards * subtle shadows * premium magazine layout * high-end editorial feel * minimal * feminine * Apple x Vogue aesthetic Portrait orientation. ⸻ Main Title FACIAL AESTHETIC ANALYSIS Subtitle: Balanced. Natural. You. ⸻ Section 1 Overall Facial Score Give: Overall Score (/10) Harmony Score (/10) Include a one-line summary. Example: Very Attractive Natural Harmony Balanced Features Classic Beauty etc. ⸻ Section 2 Feature Scores Rate each from 1–10. Include horizontal progress bars. Assess: • Facial symmetry • Bone structure • Jawline • Facial harmony • Skin quality ⸻ Section 3 Facial Proportions Overlay the uploaded image with: • facial centre line • rule of thirds • horizontal eye line • nose line • lip line Analyse: Upper third Middle third Lower third Overall balance Comment on whether proportions appear close to classical facial ratios. Avoid claiming mathematical precision. ⸻ Section 4 Feature Breakdown Create separate close-up panels for: Eyes Nose Lips Brows Skin For each provide: Score 3–5 short observations. Only describe visible characteristics. Examples: Eye spacing Eye shape Lip fullness Bridge shape Skin texture Eyebrow density Skin tone evenness etc. ⸻ Section 5 Facial Energy Scale Instead of attractiveness, estimate where facial features visually sit on a spectrum between: Soft Feminine ←→ Strong Structured (or) Soft Masculine ←→ Feminine Include: Score One paragraph explaining why. ⸻ Section 6 Top Strengths Choose the strongest natural features. Examples: Excellent symmetry Balanced proportions Elegant bone structure Expressive eyes Natural harmony Strong profile Soft femininity Photogenic features ⸻ Section 7 Glow-Up Recommendations Give tasteful, non-invasive suggestions only. Categories: Brows Hair Skincare Makeup Photography Lighting Colour choices Styling Examples: Hair framing Eyebrow definition Lip colour Mascara Camera angle Natural lighting Jewellery Necklines Avoid recommending cosmetic procedures. ⸻ Section 8 "If I Could Only Change Three Things" Give only three high-impact styling recommendations. Examples: 1. Slightly fuller brows 2. Face-framing layers 3. Richer lip colour Focus on styling rather than permanent changes. ⸻ Final Note Finish with a warm editorial summary explaining the person's overall facial aesthetic. Do not exaggerate. Do not use clichés. Celebrate natural features while remaining balanced. ⸻ Important Analysis Rules * Do not invent measurements. * State uncertainty where appropriate. * Base every observation only on the uploaded image. * Prioritise facial harmony over conventional beauty standards. * Avoid definitive medical or anatomical claims. * Use respectful, evidence-based language throughout.
How to read your report
Your report comes back in eight parts, in this order. Here's what each one is actually telling you.
Overall + harmony scores
Two scores out of 10 and a one-line verdict — the headline before the detail. Harmony measures how well your features work together, which matters more than any single feature.
Feature scores with bars
Symmetry, bone structure, jawline, harmony and skin — each rated 1–10 with a horizontal bar so you can scan your profile at a glance.
Proportions
Your photo marked up with the rule of thirds plus eye, nose and lip lines — and a read on your upper, middle and lower thirds against classical ratios.
Close-up feature panels
Eyes, nose, lips, brows and skin each get their own panel — a score plus a handful of short observations about what's actually visible.
Facial energy scale
Not an attractiveness rating — a read on where your features sit between soft feminine and strong structured, with a paragraph explaining why.
Top strengths
Your strongest natural features, named. Expressive eyes, elegant bone structure, natural harmony — this is the bit worth screenshotting.
Glow-up recommendations
Tasteful, non-invasive suggestions across brows, hair, skincare, makeup, lighting, camera angles, colour choices and styling. Nothing that requires a needle or a waiting room.
The only-three-changes list
If it could only change three things, what would they be? Three high-impact styling moves — fuller brows, face-framing layers, a richer lip — never anything permanent.
When it says "can't tell from one photo" — that's a feature
The prompt explicitly tells the model to say so instead of guessing when something isn't visible in a single photograph. So if parts of your report hedge, that's the honesty guardrail working — not the analysis failing.
Keep it fun (and keep it kind)
A quick word before you run it, because a report full of scores about your own face deserves a bit of framing.
It's a styling tool, not a verdict
This is a self-knowledge and styling exercise — a way to see your face the way a stylist or portrait photographer does. It's not a judgement of your worth, and it's definitely not something to lose sleep over.
The prompt is built to be kind
It's deliberately written to celebrate your natural features, skip the clichés, and NEVER recommend cosmetic procedures. Every suggestion is brows, hair, colours, lighting, styling — things you can change back by Tuesday.
Scores move with the photo
Lighting, angle and photo quality all shift the numbers. Run it on a different photo and you'll get slightly different scores — so don't run it once and take the number personally. The observations matter more than the digits.
Better with a friend
Run it together and compare your facial energy scales — soft feminine versus strong structured is a genuinely fun conversation. And screenshot your strengths section: having your best features named in writing is a proper confidence boost on an ordinary Tuesday.
The obvious-but-important bit
AI isn't a dermatologist and it isn't a surgeon. Nothing in this report is medical advice — it's styling commentary from a very well-briefed robot. Anything skin- or health-related belongs with an actual professional.
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