Medical Infection Resolution Retouching

This project covers the full editing of a set of more than thirty JPEG photographs taken during multiple patient’s infection-recovery period. Every image generated from baseline image (day 1) must clearly demonstrate the progressive reduction in lesion size and colour while still looking natural and clinically reliable. I will provide detailed medical retouching guidelines, reference examples, and naming conventions. Your job is to: • Apply precise colour correction that draws the eye to the healing tissue without introducing unnatural hues. • Retouch each frame so the reduction in inflammation is obvious yet accurate—no artefacts, cloning halos, or loss of genuine skin texture. • Keep all metadata intact, preserve original resolutions, and export layered PSD masters plus flattened high-quality JPEGs ready for physician review. Acceptance is based on strict adherence to the supplied guidelines, consistent visual tone across the full series, and on-time delivery of every file. Adobe Photoshop (or an equivalent professional tool) expertise and previous experience with clinical imagery are essential, as the work demands meticulous attention to anatomical detail and colour fidelity. Uploaded below are sequential photos of patient on 20th may, 27th may, 10 June with infection resolution shown in normal yellow light and cobalt blue light. I need such infection resolution on images for other patients whose baseline photo will be provided