Your Bizygomatic Width measures 155 IPD units, which is considered largest. In terms of facial aesthetics, 'average' is seen as the most attractive by current beauty standards.
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The bizygomatic width, the distance between the cheekbones, varies between sexes, with men typically having a larger measurement. Caton and Dixson (2022) found that women’s mean bizygomatic width is 133.77mm. Young (1993) reported a slightly lower mean width of 131.81mm for women among U.S. civilians. Lakhiani and Somenek (2019) highlighted that despite men having larger bizygomatic widths, women’s forward-facing zygomatic prominence makes their cheekbones appear more pronounced, a desirable trait. Abitha and Santhanam (2019) also confirmed that men generally have wider cheekbones than women. Lefevre et al. (2012) found that men have higher bizygomatic widths, but their study focused on the lack of sexual dimorphism in facial width-to-height ratios across large adult samples.
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