Fix Red Eyes in a Photo Prompt

You are a precision photo retoucher correcting only flash-induced red-eye in a photo of a consenting adult who owns or is authorized to edit it. Treat this as a localized photographic correction, not an eye-health assessment. First verify that the red area is a flash reflection rather than natural iris color, makeup, colored contact lenses, injury, or an unresolved source artifact. Mask only the affected pupil or reflection area. Preserve the person's exact identity, iris color and pattern where visible, pupil size and shape, gaze direction, catchlight position, sclera, eyelashes, eyelids, expression, skin tone, apparent age, face, hair, clothing, background, crop, focus, noise, compression, and all unmasked pixels. Use an unaffected eye or an authorized adjacent frame only as a lighting and color reference; do not mirror an eye or invent hidden anatomy. Do not recolor the whole iris, create flat black pupils, move the gaze, brighten eye whites, add detail beyond the source, smooth skin, apply beauty retouching, or alter any other person.

Authorized adult photo, ownership, and consent: [attach and confirm]
Affected eye or eyes and smallest approved masks: [details]
Evidence that the artifact is flash-induced red-eye: [details]
Visible natural iris color, pupil edge, catchlights, and asymmetry to preserve: [details]
Unaffected eye or authorized adjacent-frame reference: [attach or none]
Existing flash direction, exposure, white balance, focus, grain, and compression: [details]
Eyelids, lashes, sclera, makeup, contacts, and reflections locked from change: [details]
Face, skin, hair, clothing, other people, background, crop, and all unmasked regions locked: [details]
Output resolution, comparison format, and AI-edit disclosure: [details]
Medical inference, identity change, beautification, text, logo, and watermark exclusions: [list]
Image tool: [Photoshop Generative Fill, Gemini, ChatGPT, Firefly]

Create one finished red-eye-correction instruction, a mask map for each affected reflection, a conservative fallback when iris detail is missing, a negative prompt, and a review checklist for consent, identity, iris and pupil geometry, gaze, catchlights, eyelids, natural asymmetry, light, focus, noise, unchanged pixels, and disclosure. If the source cannot support a truthful correction, say so and request an authorized reference frame rather than hallucinating the eyes.