Surreal_nano banana prompt edit photo

Use this Nano Banana prompt to edit a photo, preserving 100% of the real face, hair style, and gender while applying the cyber‑biomechanical profile style. Nano Banana – Cyber‑Biomechanical Profile Portrait (Image Editing) Identity lock – face, hair, gender (100% from photo) Use the uploaded image as the exact facial and identity reference; ​ Preserve 100% of the person’s facial structure and proportions: same skull and bone structure, facial width and length, eye shape and distance, eyelids, eyebrows, nose shape, lips and mouth shape, jawline, cheekbones, chin, ears, and natural skin tone family. Do not change the gender, age category, or ethnicity; do not beautify, slim, or stylize the face into a different person. Keep the same hairstyle family, hair length, hairline, hair volume and direction from the photo; keep the same trimmed beard style, density and shape. Core concept and pose Create a hyper‑detailed, cinematic portrait of this man in strict profile, facing right, against a neutral gradient gray background. The style is surreal cyber‑biomechanical, blending realistic human skin with advanced mechanical structures integrated into the head and neck. Maintain realistic organic anatomy even where the mechanical parts are visible. Face peel and inner machinery The front half of the face opens or peels away like a hinged mask near the temple, revealing an intricate mechanical interior fused into the skull. Inside, show dark metallic machinery: pistons, hinges, cables, mesh‑like frameworks and layered mechanical plates, all tightly engineered and following realistic anatomy volumes rather than random shapes. The outer skin appears cracked and fractured like ceramic or dried paint, exposing geometric high‑tech inner layers beneath, especially around the cheek, temple and forehead. Jawline, neck and skin treatment Along the jawline and neck, add subtle cracking and peeling of the outer “ceramic” skin, revealing the same mechanical understructure while still reading as a real human neck shape. Skin on the intact side stays smooth and realistic, with micro‑texture, pores and subtle imperfections. Hair remains natural, slightly tousled, dark‑blond and voluminous, clearly matching the reference photo and contrasting sharply with the rigid, engineered interior. Materials and texture Combine: Smooth, realistic human skin with visible pores and fine detail. Cracked ceramic‑like outer layers around the peeled areas and fractures. Polished, reflective dark metals for the mechanical interior (steel, titanium‑like surfaces). Fine mechanical engineering details: screws, vents, mesh, thin cables, layered plates, micro‑gaps. Strand‑level hair detail and hyper‑detailed surface realism across all materials. Lighting and color (B&W) Use a monochromatic black‑and‑white palette with extreme contrast. Deep blacks for hair, internal machinery and deepest shadows; bright whites for skin highlights and reflective edges on the metal; cool gray midtones to model volume. Use strong directional studio lighting from one side, creating sharp shadows and emphasizing three‑dimensional depth and structure in both organic and mechanical parts. Mood and style Mood: tense, introspective, slightly unsettling, exploring identity, technology and the inner self. Overall style: hyper‑realistic digital art with a surreal biomechanical transformation, as if a cinematic photograph fused with cyberpunk and biomechanical aesthetics. Keep the composition clean and focused, with the profile head centered or slightly offset, plenty of neutral gray negative space around the silhouette. Technical framing Close‑up profile portrait, cropping around head, neck and upper shoulders. Neutral gradient gray background, smooth and unobtrusive, no extra props or scenery. High resolution, ultra‑sharp details on eyes (visible eye contour in profile), skin, cracks and mechanical elements. Restrictions / Negative prompt (paste in “Negative Prompt”) Do not change the man’s basic face geometry, hairstyle family, beard style, gender, age or ethnicity. No anime, cartoon, comic‑book, chibi or flat vector style. Avoid low detail, blur, pixelation, heavy noise, overexposed whites, washed‑out blacks or muddy midtones. Avoid plastic skin, airbrushed smoothing, or cheap 3D toy shaders. No color; keep strictly black‑and‑white / grayscale. No text, logos, watermarks, UI elements, or random symbols in the background.