Levis Face Plastic Surgery

You open on a close-up of a patient's face filling most of the screen, with a tray of medical tools along the edge. Levis needs several things taken care of, and the game highlights the first problem area with a glow or arrow so you know where to begin. Tap the right tool, drag it to the marked spot, and the game walks you through the motion, like holding a cotton swab on a bruise or tracing along a scar.

The toolkit reads like a small clinic: tweezers, a syringe, cotton pads, a scalpel for the marked incisions, braces for the teeth, eye drops and skin cream. The stages run in order, cleaning first, then treating injuries, then the dental step, then the final cosmetic touches. Each tool only works on its own stage, and the game won't let you skip ahead, which keeps the sequence clear even if you have never played a doctor game before.

The twist here is that it is not just treatment. After the medical stages, you get a plastic surgery phase where you adjust the shape of the nose, chin and eyes, so the round ends with an actual transformation you chose. The finish is a before-and-after reveal: the patient's original face next to the finished one, which is the moment the whole game builds toward.

Follow the numbered or glowing order exactly, because tools used out of sequence do nothing. Clean a wound fully before moving on, or the next tool will not respond. In the surgery phase, make small adjustments and watch the preview between taps instead of dragging a feature far in one go.