IDENTITY PRESERVATION INSTRUCTION: Using the uploaded photo as reference, preserve the person's exact facial features, face shape, eye color, skin tone, and unique characteristics while transforming the image into a professional surgeon portrait. Maintain complete facial likeness and personal identity throughout the transformation.

TRANSFORMATION DESCRIPTION: Transform the subject into a professional surgeon in a hospital setting. Apply surgical attire including blue or green medical scrubs, a surgical cap covering the hair, and a face mask positioned below the eyes to reveal facial identity. Add professional surgical gloves and position the person in a sterile operating room environment. The expression should be focused, professional, and confident. The transformation should integrate naturally with the person's facial structure and proportions.

STYLE AND AESTHETIC PARAMETERS:
- Photorealistic medical portrait style with professional hospital photography quality
- Clean, sterile lighting typical of operating rooms (bright, even, clinical white light)
- Cool color palette with medical blues, greens, and sterile whites
- Professional medical atmosphere with clean, modern hospital background
- Surgical equipment and medical monitors subtly visible in background
- High detail on fabric textures of scrubs and surgical mask
- Natural skin texture preserved with clinical lighting highlights

TECHNICAL QUALITY PARAMETERS:
- High resolution, 4K, detailed
- Sharp focus maintained on exposed facial features
- Professional medical photography quality
- Natural proportions and anatomical accuracy
- Clean edges on clothing and accessories
- Aspect ratio: 4:3 or 1:1 for portrait format

NEGATIVE PROMPT GUIDANCE: Avoid: distorted facial features, unrealistic proportions, blurry face, loss of likeness, unnatural mask placement, poor lighting quality, cartoonish appearance, low resolution, medical equipment in wrong positions, clothing that doesn't fit properly

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ADDITIONAL TIPS: For best results, use a clear front-facing photo with good lighting. The mask should cover the lower face while leaving eyes and upper facial features fully visible to maintain identity. If the original photo has glasses, they can be preserved under the surgical cap or removed based on preference.