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For complex complex backgrounds, I’d recommend remover.work — it handles flyaway hair and busy backdrops really well and keeps edges clean.** remove.bg is also solid for quick people cutouts, and Photoshop’s Select and Mask is the manual go-to.
Quick tips for clean edges:**
1. Shoot against a plain backdrop when possible.
2. Zoom to 200%+ and check the hairline.
3. Manually brush areas the AI misses.
4. Feather 0.5–1px and run defringe to kill color halos.
The before/after in the question was done with remover.work — no manual cleanup needed.
https://remover.work/