Remove Red Eye and Flash Glare From Photo

📸 INPUT REFERENCE: Use the uploaded photo as the base — preserve the subject's exact face, facial features, expression, pose, clothing and background precisely as they appear in the original 👁️ RED-EYE CORRECTION TASK: Identify and correct red-eye effect caused by direct flash photography — restore the natural, correct iris color and pupil appearance for each eye exactly as they would look in normal lighting, matching the subject's real eye color visible elsewhere in the photo if available ✨ FLASH GLARE REDUCTION: Reduce harsh flash glare or hotspot reflections on skin, glasses lenses, or shiny surfaces caused by direct on-camera flash — soften blown-out bright spots while restoring natural skin texture and tone underneath 🔍 NATURAL EYE DETAIL: Preserve realistic eye details — natural catchlight reflections, iris texture, and white-of-eye tone — the correction should look like the photo was simply taken without flash, not artificially edited 💡 LIGHTING CONSISTENCY: Maintain the overall lighting mood and direction of the rest of the photo, only correcting the specific flash-related artifacts (red-eye, glare hotspots) 🖌️ STYLE: Photorealistic correction — final result must look like a single, naturally captured photograph, with zero visible editing artifacts 🚫 IDENTITY PRESERVATION: Never alter eye shape, eye color identity, facial structure, or any other feature — only red-eye and glare artifacts are corrected 📐 ASPECT RATIO: Preserve the original photo's exact aspect ratio and framing