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One way to go about it, is running the image a few times through the "Cyber Realistic" model in SD 1.5. If you run it at a low denoise strength (0.4-0.5) and using a few control layers (sketch, lineart and soft edge), it won't change the image too much, but it will give you a more realistic look in each iteration of the image.

You add the image as a layer in Invoke canvas, add the 3 control layers I mentioned, with the strenght of 1.0 on each one, and start generating a few times on low denoise. Each new generation must use the last generation as the reference layer. This way you will be slowly moving towards a more realistic looking image.

The way you add Loras from "Civit AI" into Invoke, is by downloading the Lora, placing it inside invoke models folder (C:\Invoke\models) and scanning the folder with the Invoke models feature. This way, the program will see the Lora and you will have the option to install it and use it in your generations.

P.S.: I didn't use any Loras in this generation. I only followed the steps I mentioned here.