Know what goes
into the picture.

The three stages

1. Aesthetic reference analysis

You select 2–10 reference photos. The model looks for shared features and returns a profile with supporting references. The app filters observations that lack the shared support needed for display. The profile is not an objective ranking of beauty.

2. Selected-change preview

With your front photo and an optional side photo, the app requests candidate directions. You review and select available options before generating an image. The preview can contain inaccuracies or unintended changes and is not a validated prediction of a cosmetic procedure.

3. Consultation card

After a preview, the app can export a visual card with the source, preview, and selected options. Quantities, sessions, and budgets remain estimates for discussion. They are not prescriptions, clinical recommendations, or local price quotations.

How the examples were made

• The reference portraits are synthetic adults from Xiaomeishuo’s existing public gallery.
• The two reference-profile readings are editorial illustrations of the report format, not live model outputs.
• The slider pairs an existing synthetic portrait with a separately generated AI variation. It illustrates the interaction, not the live app’s accuracy or clinical results.
• The consultation scenario and checklist were written as educational examples. No patient data or testimonial is used.

Who this is for

Adults 18 and over who want to understand their preferences or prepare clearer questions. You do not need to choose a treatment to use the examples. The product does not diagnose conditions or establish medical suitability.

Product status

The web app is a preview release. Guest access is available, generation is subject to service availability and limits, and account payment features are in testing. Do not interpret test checkout amounts as final prices.

Editorial responsibility

These pages describe Xiaomeishuo’s current product workflow. They are maintained by the Xiaomeishuo product team; they are not presented as clinician-reviewed medical guidance.

Last reviewed: October 13, 2026.