Bitemporal width, measured from the most lateral point on each side of the forehead. Bizygomatic width is defined as the distance between the most laterally positioned points on the zygomatic arches. In the study “Geometric Morphometrics of Male Facial Shape in Relation to Physical Strength and Perceived Attractiveness, Dominance, and Masculinity” by Sonja Windhager at […]
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According to a medical publication produced by Kar, and colleagues (2018), “in females, fuller lips in relation to facial width as well as greater vermilion height are considered to be attractive”. In other words, they explain that larger and fuller lips are considered beautiful. They go on to explain that, “Beauty is defined as a […]
The study, held at the Department of Anthropology, by Thayer et al. (2013) finds that “studies of female attractiveness consistently report that a small or narrow chin is associated with a more feminine appearance”. In another study carried out by Jung and colleagues (2018) at the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 220 students were […]
According to a study by Tersello et al. (2010) at the George Eastman Dental Hospital, a “nose width smaller than ¼ of facial width” creates ‘beauty’ within a face. This study was based on 50 Italian models selected for an important beauty contest. Another study (Przylipiak et al, 2018) corroborated these findings, “64.8% of respondents […]
A study by Kar at el (2018), concludes that “Fuller lips relative to the width of the face and greater vermilion height are perceived as attractive in women”. The vertical width of the upper lip is regarded as the most prominent feature in smile aesthetics. A study by McNamara from the School of Dentistry, University […]
The eye canthal tilt is the angle between the internal corner of the eyes (medial canthus) and the external corner of the eyes (lateral canthus). This tilt is a crucial section of periorbital aesthetics. The eye canthal tilt can be negative, neutral, or positive. The canthus tilt is considered positive if the medial canthus angle […]
The eye canthal tilt is the angle between the internal corner of the eyes (medial canthus) and the external corner of the eyes (lateral canthus). This tilt is a crucial section of periorbital aesthetics. The eye canthal tilt can be negative, neutral, or positive. The canthus tilt is considered positive if the medial canthus angle […]
For centuries people have been trying to figure out what it is that makes someone more beautiful than others. There is no simple answer to this question. We often hear the phrase, “beauty is in the eye of the beholder”. However, is it possible that there are certain features that are recognized as beautiful universally […]
What could an ideal unit of measurement for Human Facial Features? The Facial Features largely vary with gender, age, genetic and climate. A careful observation of human skull can give the following insights. The least changed shape in human skull is eye socket (anatomically known as ‘Orbit’). The least changed dimension is the interocular distance. […]