Is there a way to return back without using cached images?

My client wanted me to add a function to rotate images on the site. It's working just fine on my pc but it doesn't show on the server immediately. It only rotates the image after I do Ctrl + F5 I'm guessing it's because images are cached on the server side. Is there a way to prevent that and un-cache all images when redirecting back to the page after the rotation?

As I said it's working fine on my pc, which means I'm not caching any images on my side, it's probably the server doing this. Since it's a control panel that doesn't need to be speedy, I can take something to replicate a Ctrl + F5 hotkey too.

Idk if that matters but here's my function to rotate (using intervention library):

    public function flip_photo(Request $request, EstatesPhoto $estatesPhoto)
    {
        $img_path = $estatesPhoto->path;
        $request->input('rotation') == 'left' ? $rotation = 90 : $rotation = -90;

        $image = Image::make($img_path);
        $image->rotate($rotation);
        
        unlink(public_path($img_path));
        $image->save($img_path);
        return back();
    }