Need help removing green cast

[jforget1]

Have a shot of my nephew that i like but can't figure out the best method of removing the green cast on his left cheek. I have tried patch, healing. Done a Hue/Saturation layer but none of it looks the right way. Any tips on getting rid of this tint.

[CyberDyneSystems]

Havce you got the original RAW image available.. ?
The jpeg above looks as if it's allready been through the Post Process ringer.. I don't think we'd have much luck working with it.

[Jemram]

I've just had a play with it in Photoshop. Found by using the colour variations to decrease the green, and the finished it off by using the soft round paintbrush with a low opacity to ad skintone to the few areas that still had a green tint. I also removed the red reflection in the eyes.

[jforget1]

Havce you got the original RAW image available.. ?
The jpeg above looks as if it's allready been through the Post Process ringer.. I don't think we'd have much luck working with it.

I don't have this in RAW but this is the untouched original with just a frame.

[UncleDoug]

Try masking adjustment layers....

If I attached the image right, ;) I used;
Selective color
Color Ballance
Hue Satuation

This is a bit of a toughy.
The skin tone is completely subjective, but the whites need to be white....

[jforget1]

Thanks for all the advice this should help and yes I do realize that I sent a different photo. They were taken one after the other ad liked both.

[Hellashot]

What post processing softare do you have? Anything with an auto-color correction should fix it. Plus PSE 2 and 3 have "color varitations" which all you to add or subtract blue, green, red from shadows, midtones, and highlights.

[PhotosGuy]

Try using "History". You can eliminate the green in one snapshot, undo the change, & then just paint in the change using the History brush. Pretty easy solution!

[jforget1]

What post processing softare do you have? Anything with an auto-color correction should fix it. Plus PSE 2 and 3 have "color varitations" which all you to add or subtract blue, green, red from shadows, midtones, and highlights.

I am using Photoshop CS and am going to use all the suggestions from this thread to really get this today.

[jforget1]

Try using "History". You can eliminate the green in one snapshot, undo the change, & then just paint in the change using the History brush. Pretty easy solution!
I think I will try that method, thanks.