Seal - Facial Feature - Bi Temporal To Bi Zygomatic Ratio
Your Bitemporal To Bizygomatic Ratio measures 1.02, which is considered average. In terms of facial aesthetics, 'large' and 'largest' are seen as the most attractive by current beauty standards. While a average bitemporal to bizygomatic ratio is less common in popular beauty metrics, every feature contributes uniquely to individual character and overall facial harmony.
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Why is a larger Bi-temporal width in comparison with Bi-Zygomatic width attractive?
A larger bi-temporal width in comparison to bi-zygomatic width is considered attractive among males. A study reported that an attractive male face was found to have a longer, more dolichocephalic shape compared to strong, dominant, and masculine-rated men. Unattractive faces often featured a rounded lower face, a vertically stretched chin region, and horizontal compression in the eye and eyebrow areas. In cross-cultural studies, women found mesomorphic masculine body shapes with greater muscle mass more attractive than endomorphic body shapes with high body fat proportions. Attractive faces typically had a narrower lower jaw, a wider, fuller lower lip, and a longer facial shape. Additionally, according to a study, faces with shorter width were perceived as more trustworthy. Therefore, a larger bi-temporal width relative to bi-zygomatic width contributes to attractiveness and trustworthiness among males.
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