How to Remove Double Chin in Photoshop

^{Step 1: Import or open your image into the Photoshop interface to edit.}

^{Step 2: Afterward, click on the pen tool to start creating shapes.} 

^{Step 3: Start creating a path along the chin in Photoshop once you get outside the chin area, click outside the artboard and go around the image and click on the starting point. It would create a complete pen tool path.}

^{Step 5: Now right click on the path and click on “Make Selection”.} 

^{Step 6: Afterward, Go into the layers panel(Windows > Layers), double click on the background layer. Rename the layer and click on the “Ok” button.}

^{Step 7: Now press Ctrl + C and afterward Ctrl + V, to transfer the new selection to the new layer.}

^{Step 8: Make sure to select the main layer. Again select the path you have created with Windows > Path. Right click on it and select “Make Selection”.Then enter Feather Radius as your requirement. But in general, “6” Feather Radius would be enough for most images.} 

^{Step 9: Now go into the Image > Adjustment > Inverte. Or press Ctrl + I  on the keyboard to invert the selection. Then press Ctrl + C and then Ctrl + V to paste the selection on a new layer.} 

^{Step 10: Now select the layer with the lower part of the chin. Press Ctrl + T and right click and select the “Wrap” option. Select the 4×4 grid from the top bar. Afterward, use the mouse to hide the double chin underneath the top layer. Once done press “Enter”.}

^{Step 1: Once the image is open in Photoshop, unlock the background image layer with Alt + clicking on the lock icon. Afterward, create a duplicate layer from the layers panel by right-clicking on the layer and selecting the “Duplicate Layer” option.} 

^{Step 2: Afterwards, go into the Filter > Liquify option to edit your images on Photoshop. On the other hand, you could use the shortcut Shift + Ctrl + X to get the same functionality.}

^{Step 3: Right now, you need to select the “Forward Warp” tool from the new window. Or you could press “W” on the keyboard to activate it a lot faster.}

^{Step 4: After you activate the “Forward Warp” tool, it’s time to adjust the settings at the interface’s right. You could alter the pressure, density, and rate parameters at the following interface. Before you start liquifying your images, make sure to adjust the parameters as well.}

^{Step 5: Right now, we need to work with the layers and noise to create a texture that makes the Image look better. Go into the Edit menu > Fill option from Photoshop. It would create a new layer with a gray thumbnail.} 

^{Step 6: Go into the Filter menu > Noise > Add Noise option to apply Filter into the Image. Now adjust the “Amount” field percentage to your likings. Make sure to check in the Preview option to verify real-time changes of the noise filter.} 

^{Step 7: Now it’s time to add gaussian blur into the image to make the image effects smoother. To do so, you need to get into the Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur within the Photoshop interface.}

^{Step 9: Change the layer mode of the following layer to “Linear Light”.}

^{Step 10: Now, right, click on the layer and select “Create Clipping Mask”.} 

^{Step 11: You need to apply an adjustment layer to your Image at the following step. Navigate into the Layers > New Adjustment Layer > Curves to apply the adjustment layer option. An adjustment layer curve would open up. Look, close to the line, click on the point you want to control. Afterward, drag the point downward to apply shadow to the following color range.}

^{Step 12: You need to apply a layer mask to the mentioned layer. Once you apply the layer mask, go into the Image> Adjustments > Invert. It would make the preview of the masking thumbnail completely black.}