Transform the uploaded portrait into a realistic medical X-ray style image while perfectly preserving the original head shape, facial profile, hairstyle outline, neck, shoulders, and body proportions. The person should remain in the exact same pose and side profile as the reference image. Make it whole body. The body should appear as if viewed through a high-quality radiographic scan, revealing a photorealistic human skeleton including the skull, jaw, teeth, cervical spine, clavicles, rib cage, shoulder joint, upper arm bone, and vertebrae. The bones should have authentic medical anatomy with subtle translucency and varying densities rather than glowing cartoon bones. Keep the outer silhouette of the person's skin and hair visible as a dark semi-transparent outline so the viewer immediately recognizes the original portrait. Hair should remain visible only around the edges as a dark silhouette, while the skull is clearly seen beneath it. Use cool blue radiographic lighting with bright cyan-white bones against a nearly black background. Add realistic volumetric glow inside the bones, subtle light scattering, soft bloom, and faint internal tissue transparency to create the look of an actual hospital X-ray enhanced for cinematic effect. Preserve fine anatomical details including individual teeth, jaw hinge, eye sockets, nasal cavity, cervical vertebrae, ribs, scapula, clavicle, and shoulder socket. Maintain realistic bone thickness and medical accuracy. High contrast, ultra-detailed, photorealistic, cinematic lighting, crisp edges, subtle blue haze, dramatic dark background, 8K quality, realistic radiology visualization, no text, no watermark, no extra limbs, no anatomical distortions.