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Ok, first thing you need is a good picture to work off of. This isn't an inpainting workflow, we're not worrying about masks or feathering or any of that, this is just load the image, adjust settings if needed, and hit run. A good picture for this specifically is at a decently sized resolution (at least 1024x1024) and shows the face clearly. Since this is for face edits generally speaking the more of the frame the face takes up, the better. I grabbed this one earlier off another thread for testing purposes (no I don't know or care who this is).
