Try a New Nose, Fuller Lips or a Facelift on Your Own Face, Free and Live in Your Browser

Everyone has wondered it at least once, usually in a bathroom mirror: what would I look like with a slightly smaller nose? Fuller lips? If my jawline were where it was ten years ago?

Now you can find out in about ten seconds, on your own face, live, for free.

Try your look →

How it works

1. Open the page and press Open camera (or upload a photo if you’d rather).
2. Your face is found automatically. No dots to place, no sign-up.
3. Move the sliders and watch your face change as you move:
   • Slimmer nose: a narrower bridge and nostrils with a slightly lifted tip
   • Fuller lips and fuller cheekbones
   • Face lift and neck lift: jowls, jawline and the line under the chin move up and in
   • Whiter, even teeth: smile and see veneers
   • Smooth wrinkles and clear freckles and spots
4. Drag the before/after line across your face: the original on the left, the change on the right. Save a picture if you want to keep it or send it to a friend.

Turn your head, smile, talk: the changes stay on your face because it is tracked in every frame.

Is it private?

Yes, and not just “we promise” private. The video never leaves your device:

• The face tracking and the image effects run inside your browser, on your own phone or computer.
• Nothing is sent to a server: no video, no photo, no face data. Close the tab and it’s gone.
• There’s no account, no email address and no tracking pixel waiting for your selfie.

The only thing the page ever sends is a consultation booking, if you choose to make one, and even then it contains the slider settings, never your face.

Is it what surgery would really look like?

No, and the page says so. It’s an illustration made with image effects: a little warping here, some smoothing there, placed from where your eyes, nose, mouth and chin are. A real surgeon looks at your bone structure, skin and health, and would tell you what’s realistic, including when not to do something.

Think of it as a mirror with sliders: a fun way to see a “what if”, or a way to show someone what you have in mind instead of trying to describe it.

Why does a web developer build this?

Because it’s a good example of what a website can do now. Solenne Plastic Surgery is a fictional practice I built as a working example: a complete practice site with procedures, doctors, a before-and-after gallery, financing estimates and real consultation booking, plus this live preview, all running fast on a normal web page.

For a real clinic, a preview like this turns “I’m curious” into “I know what I want to ask about” before anyone picks up the phone. If you run a practice and want one, tell me about it.

Try it, then share it

Do the 60-second experiment: nose to 50%, lips to 40%, face lift to 60%, then drag the before-and-after line. Then send the link to the friend who always says they’d “just get a little work done”.

Change your face for free →

Works best in good, even light, facing the camera, without glasses. On a phone it uses the front camera; on a computer, your webcam. Treatments in the example are for adults (18+) only.