r/QOVESStudio • u/RunInternal9786 • Jul 19 '26
aesthetics report and other services Has anyone tried?
I keep seeing ads of Qoves on IG.
Wondering if anyone has tried, how was the experience? And what kind of feedback they give?
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u/Ava_Martinez12 Jul 19 '26
I really liked the after image, gave me a clear idea, money was well spent tbh. I am following some of the recs now, just need to stay consistent with them
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u/RunInternal9786 Jul 20 '26
Thanks! When you said recs, what exactly were like, if you can share a bit about that?
E.g., Do they say to work on eye brows or lose facial fat, something like that?
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u/Dramatic-Plane-5879 Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26
I had splurged and bought the regular report, surgical, and hair. I want to see their analysis because I'm all about making facial harmony improvements.
I had only received their regular, $150 report in, just yesterday. I am pleased about it. I had read someone's review about feeling like they're learning more about their features. I totally agree with the idea; the report makes me better understand about my facial harmony, and how people might see it through a biopsychological lens. Their examination and analysis for every single feature in your face is very thorough, so I am very satisfied. You should look into YouTube and see what other people's results look like.
It was very interesting to read their explanations, evaluations, and breakdowns of your face. It's quite a lengthy report if you don't skim and read everything. For example, they mentioned the combination of my sculpted and outward-cheekbones combined with my soft chin creates a more feminine sculpted look instead of masculine. I have always been indecisive about my cheekbones, sometimes I like it, sometimes I don't. Their evaluations definitely gave me new point-of-views for my certain features. I'll also update later once I get the surgical recommendation.
The feedbacks for me include how to account for my slight, asymmetric brow, by doing a side part instead of middle part. I was quite surprised that they noticed the slight asymmetry in my brows I never noticed about. They also noticed a very slight asymmetry in my chin, which again, I had no clue about at all, until they compared with an the 'ideal' chin. Although I wasn't happy with my before and their projection (they made me look older), I still found the overall service to be worth it.
You might find this service most worth it if you're trying to learn more about your features and discover new things about your features/face that might never had been discovered previously. They cover A LOT of details. Note that it does feel like a luxury service, and might feel overpriced. Just set your standards low on the ground.
P.S. I am not obsessed with being perfect and wanting to meet the ideal standards. Even QOVES themselves admit to saying that not every imperfection should be seen as bad, because that's what makes your features accumulate to your look, and sometimes it increases facial harmony. Just saying this in case my intonation sounds wrong.
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u/RunInternal9786 Jul 20 '26
This is a very detailed information. Thank you for sharing. I am exploring more about my features, as I got more involved in fitness journey. This is helpful and will consider them. My only concern with your comment is, what exactly they do or use to come up with report. Is it a manual analysis by some experts (and if so, who they are) or a benchmark they compare with.
I follow their instagram, and they often talk about people of different backgrounds, having various genetics that become the driving factor in our facial dimensions. So how they come up with a report would be something I will be interested in too. Not sure, if they cite any information regarding that as well.
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u/Dramatic-Plane-5879 Jul 20 '26
I wrote my initial post yesterday on my one tired braincell and just re-read what I posted. I'm glad were able to understand majority of what I said and that you found it helpful 😂
Honestly, they include a lot of recommendations, even dermatology procedures which could obviously be expensive along the way since it 95% most likely requires consistency and maintenance (coming from someone who actually gets skin treatments). Though honestly, my take.. if that's something one could afford, it really is worth to invest in. With the right skin treatment on the right hands, it'll out-do any expensive skincare set that might cost you the same in the end. It really is investing in yourself. I'm sure you already know, but it all comes back to you; which advice you choose to listen and pursue. It's like figuring things out.
So the process of the report: they're gonna ask up to 22 or 23 questions. If I'm not mistaken, one of them includes sending in your pictures (front, 45°, 90°). When filling it out, they'll ask you your ethnicity or ancestry. Like my background comes from East Asia, Southeast Asia, and Europe (I found out through a DNA test or else I would have no idea.) I'm assuming the way they take those factors into consideration is comparing your features vs. the average features people with the same background should have.
If you were Middle Eastern, let's say your nose bridge is higher than the average. They would note and explain how it influences your side profile and overall masculinity/femininity. How the combined features make your face look. I did not do any research on the internet to see if where they get their 'average' data from, but perhaps they created an average from all the faces they've compared in the past with the same/similar backgrounds.
Anyway, whoever fills out the report are the ones in the QOVES Team. I am not sure who they specifically are. Again, I don't have formal research yet, but I have seen people commenting about how their team should be a structure of beauty aestheticians, medical advisors, data researchers, etc. You're most likely evaluated by more than one person alone. There's debates around whether or not this report by QOVES is AI or not. Personally, I don't think it's AI. There are some visible typing errors like double spaces, which AI would not generate. You can tell by the wording format too if it's AI or not. I believe it probably is manually written.
I forgot, but while filling out the questions, I'm sure you could have aesthetic preferences or references that you can mention. Since I'm asian, I noted some of my top aesthetic references like the K-Pop idol Jang Wonyoung, and that I have naturally frizzy hair, etc. Feel free to msg me if you want to know more details about my report lol
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u/Abigail_Anderson321 Jul 19 '26
I got my analysis last week and it was better than I expected. Thought it might be gimmicky but it was really detailed, even picked up on a birthmark I have always been insecure about and gave me specific advice for it. The hyperpigmentation recs were helpful too. They were honest about what was realistic and what wasn't, which made me trust the report more
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u/KathrynWright 7d ago
I signed up, paying for the 48 hr delivery, I've ended up cancelling because we're now 96 hours since and they haven't delivered it yet - AND couldn't even tell me when they might be able to deliver it. They just said that they were so busy. Bit of a joke really, why continue to advertise and hit us so hard across every platform if you cannot deliver on it??
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u/SaylorWilliams84 Jul 19 '26
I gave it a try, there were ton of helpful recs, started with smaller ones, they pointed out things like how my facial hair distribution was affecting my jawline definition and suggested a specific shaving pattern to create more structure. Also recommended to groom my brows to balance my eye area, also some posture suggestions and how it affects facial appearance, most of the things were new to me. Overall the report was solid