Body Shape Adjustment

Edit the user uploaded photo while preserving the original image as much as possible. Use the uploaded image as the identity and scene reference. Keep the subject’s face, facial structure, hairstyle, skin tone, expression, pose, outfit, lighting, background, camera angle, framing, and overall composition the same. Only adjust the subject’s body shape and physical appearance so they look noticeably fit, lean, healthy, and well maintained. Give the subject a balanced goal-body look: slimmer waist, more defined posture, toned arms, flatter midsection, cleaner jawline if visible, and a generally athletic, healthy silhouette. The result should feel natural and realistic, not exaggerated or overly edited. The subject should look confident, polished, and in great shape while still looking like the same person from the original photo. Do not change their identity. Do not change the outfit design, colors, background, or scene. Do not make the body look unrealistic, overly muscular, or distorted. Keep the edit subtle enough to look like a real photo, but clear enough that the person appears lean, fit, and aesthetically well proportioned. Output should look like a high-quality realistic photo edit with natural body proportions, clean skin texture, realistic lighting, and no obvious AI artifacts.