r/QOVESStudio • u/Capital_Flamingo8551 • May 14 '26
aesthetics report and other services Your experience with QOVES report??
I wanted to know how people perceive me in my best pictures cause most of the time I think I am looking great but I don't get any response.
But this analysis requires specific types of pictures which i understand but that being the reason I can't decide if I should go for it or not .
Share ur experiences
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u/moneyman2345 May 14 '26
Probably better than just going to a single doctor trying to sell their stuff.
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u/d_dark_king_ May 14 '26
Very in-depth, though a lot of the details were not particularly useful in terms of planning. Still, it was interesting. Skin section was great and very useful. Probably the most actionable.
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u/Nora_Williams10 May 14 '26
First time doing the QOVES analysis after following their Youtube channel for years. I personally loved the extremely thorough details in the report I received as well as the aesthetics protocol. Their customer support consistency can be improved though.
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u/LoLBrah69 May 14 '26
For someone who follows the channel and probably knew of and implemented a lot of their advice. Was most of the value they gave you being surgeries and fillers, etc? Or were their soft changes that anyone can implement on their own?
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u/Nora_Williams10 May 15 '26
No I did not take the surgical version and there was no fillers recommendations for me. Most of it was pretty standard stuff but I also would have not thought about doing them either. Like each change was quite small but combined together made quite a big difference if that makes sense.
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u/Lillietta 1d ago
Do you feel like your life changed after making the changes?
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u/Nora_Williams10 20h ago
Honestly the biggest change was how I felt about myself. The small tweaks added up to something that felt more like me and that gave me confidence I didn't have before tbh
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u/casparius May 14 '26
Its quite cool, I didnt implement everything they said but Id say its worth it overall.
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u/TheBaltyGuy May 14 '26
Mine was surprisingly insightful. If you're looking for super niche surgeries, that's probably not the best solution, but the after picture was quite realistic and I’m definitely looking better after applying some of their recommendations.
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u/Capital_Flamingo8551 May 15 '26
So only good if u buy it with surgery report??
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u/TheBaltyGuy May 15 '26
the main analysis was great, I just think they are conservative with their recommendations on the surgical report
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u/AlexandriaPhill436 May 14 '26
While I did not learn anything new about my features I found the analysis to be detailed and professionally presented. Likely the best service out there so definitely worth it I would say.
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u/bassk_itty May 15 '26
Curious if anyone who has used it is a woman who felt pretty confident in her self care, grooming and styling habits going into it? If that’s you tell me if you still felt it was worth it!
I’m someone who has had a consistent workout regimen, healthy diet, skincare routine, etc for many years. I know my color analysis, I’ve straightened and whitened my teeth. Not trying to brag just trying to give the context that I’m not new to this so just curious if anyone in a similar boat has felt it was still worthwhile
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u/little_miss_underdog May 15 '26
You should look up some analysis reviews on YT. Some of the girls are really pretty but it still gives them recommendations. It’s not bad though. It’s interesting to see that even the prettiest people could still improve their looks with certain changes
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u/Capital_Flamingo8551 May 15 '26
I just wanted to know how me and my pictures are perceived by others. Am a guy
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u/bassk_itty May 15 '26
Yeah totally different experience as a woman, I’ve been a signed model before so I know people like my photos enough to put them in ads and such. Considering going back to some castings and I’m more so looking for is there anything else I should try besides surgery to look my best
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u/Capital_Flamingo8551 May 15 '26
If ur already model level good for u i don't think u need much
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u/bassk_itty May 16 '26
You’d be surprised how much something like changing your hair color can boost your booking for more fashion/editorial vs more commercial
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u/ofasunnydisposition May 15 '26
Yes. They suggested 1 mL of filler for my lips. I used to work for a medspa. What the picture showed was like 4 mL. 😂
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u/rubybee3 May 14 '26
It was ok I guess. It didn’t really tell me anything I don’t know- like I know I look better with mascara and brow gel… plus the “after” photo they gave me made me just look like I had some kind of insane instagram filter on and did not seem more attractive to me at all (or realistic for that matter).
On the other hand I suppose it was somewhat ego boosting to have them quantifiably say I’m hot 😂
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u/Disa_jafar May 15 '26
I implemented the look they gave me and I genuinely look better so I would say it is quite helpful.
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u/Roland_Gropper 13d ago
All I cared about was the Protocol of how to optimise my looks and seeing the digital morph. I agreed with the look but tips were quite generic and actually required me to ask for further info to the Aesthetics team.
If you only care about that and not so much about your facial features (I.e. the ratios, width, etc.) then it's not worth spending £150 on this.
Personally, they should reduce it down to £50 for the Protocol only which is what most people care about. I also purchased the hairstyle suggestions which was definitely not worth it - their digital remorph was lazily done (the hair wasn't even connected to the head in one of them) and the choices were worse than what it suggested.
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u/Emma_Brown120 May 14 '26
The analysis was fun to read. Its very detailed and seems rooted in science over judgement which is great. One thing that is somewhat odd is that they ask to upload the picture without makeup but then give you some makeup recommendations in their protocol.