Double Chin

[SueRoberts]

Hi Damien!

How would you go about fixing the double chin on both of these?  I did not take these photos.  My friend asked if I could lessen the double chins, skin tones and yellow teeth.  

Thanks!

[Damien Symonds]

Well, the usual approach.  Some liquify, followed by Handyman.

Liquify to suck in the sides, like this:

Layers would look like this:

[SueRoberts]

This is just the liquify and I wanted you to see it before I move on to D&B in case you think it looks bad.  

Thanks

[Damien Symonds]

The lady might be ok, but I'm worried about the man.  You've changed his mouth and jaw structure a bit.

[SueRoberts]

Yikes.  Ok.  How does this look?

[Damien Symonds]

I don't think you're using a mask in Liquify.

[SueRoberts]

I am but probably doing it wrong.  Gonna start over after I get dinner going. 

[Damien Symonds]

You can see in mine how I painted the red masks in such a way to protect their faces AND the proper bone structure of their chins.

[SueRoberts]

Ok.  How's this? I wasn't masking the chins all the way, maybe that was the problem.

[Damien Symonds]

Oh definitely better, yes.

[SueRoberts]

Oh good.  Now I'll work on the D&B.  Any tips?

 

[Damien Symonds]

Slowly

[SueRoberts]

Ha Ha.  You're funny

[SueRoberts]

So how does this look?

[Damien Symonds]

Good.

[SueRoberts]

Awesome!  Levels and skin. 

 

 

[Damien Symonds]

3 minutes ago, SueRoberts said:

Awesome!  Levels and skin.

Not here.

[SueRoberts]

Oh.  Sorry!