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Futuristic facial age-checker infographic portrait

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A hyper-realistic, high-resolution portrait infographic based on (reference_photo_en). Keep the same person, identity, hairstyle, clothing, and natural skin tone from (reference_photo_short_en), with a neutral studio background. Overlay a subtle, semi-transparent facial analysis grid over the entire face, similar to a 3D face-scanning mesh: thin, soft white lines following the facial contours, slightly glowing but not hiding the skin details. Add one clean vertical red laser line running down one side of the face, like a futuristic scan. All analysis lines must be soft, minimal, and elegant, exactly like a cosmetic-tech advertisement. Create a clean medical–aesthetic infographic that evaluates 5 aging factors using global data percentages: 1. Fine lines and wrinkles 2. Skin texture and elasticity 3. Facial volume and sagging 4. Eye area aging signs 5. Skin tone and pigmentation For each factor, place a small label with a thin line pointing to the relevant facial area, and next to it write a short title and a realistic percentage score from 0–100% (based on global data), for example: “Fine lines & wrinkles – 18%” “Skin texture & elasticity – 72%” “Facial volume & sagging – 35%” “Eye area aging signs – 41%” “Skin tone & pigmentation – 63%” Use clean, modern sans-serif typography and small technical-style text, like a scientific facial analysis UI. At the bottom of the image, in the center, write a large bold text showing the final estimated real age based on the analysis, for example: “ESTIMATED AGE: (random number based on face analysis)” Overall style: futuristic AI-guided skincare analysis, minimalistic, premium editorial lighting, no gender specified, suitable for any human face.

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