B & A with portrait pro

[PortraitProAlex]

It's not bad, but I agree with the previous poster who said this image doesn't really need facial touch up. Portrait Professional works better when the original subject has a problem that clearly needs work, like obvious blemishes, or fat, heavy wrinkles, etc. This subject doesn't have those issues.

Still, if you really want to use PP, turn down the skin smoothing sliders a bit, it's slightly too much right now.