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If you're referring to the quality of the photo, the short answer is no. You need to upgrade the quality of your camera to a higher pixilation quality.
It looks like the camera is using a real high ISO. Since it's a phone pic I don't know how much control you have over that but see if you can ramp it down. Mr Google might be able to offer some help
This selfie/ringlight/tripod adds quite a bit of lighting. It holds your phone in the center and has a remote for the selfie. It was under $40 through Amazon.[Link]
i actually bought a stand with a light ring. it goes to 72" i think. anyways. some times i get good pics and other times not so much. it's gotta be the phone.
Over the years I have found upgrading resolution intimidating! All those flaws exposed but then you look back at your shitty older pics and are happy you did
There are ways to improve photos with the right photo programs, with my freelance photography I use 3-4 different programs to alter or change pictures.
It looks like there wasn't a whole lot of light in the room where you took the picture. Try taking some outside. Maybe go in the woods and set a timer.
Megapixels aren't the route to fantastic pics the way the phone companies sell it. Jamming more cells in a tiny image plate means compromise, and usually a reduction in light gathering ability per pix