Explore 3. Facial Proportions Analysis Markers with detailed markers considered during a personalised clinical assessment.
Evaluates the smooth curve and projection of the forehead frame.
Tracks horizontal movement lines caused by raised eyebrows.
Detects subtle hollows near the brow line or temples as fat pads change.
Assesses the natural height and shape of the brow arch relative to the eye socket.
Measures outer brow descent that can make eyes appear tired.
Ensures both eyebrows frame the eyes evenly for an open, refreshed look.
Evaluates the upward or downward slant of the outer eye corners.
Pinpoints under-eye shadow depth and volume loss over the orbital bone.
Checks for excess eyelid skin that creates a heavy or tired appearance.
Checks for temporal fossa hollowing ("skeletalization") that occurs with age.
Ensures a continuous curve from the forehead to the cheekbones.
Restoring subtle temporal volume often lifts the outer brows and eyes.
Evaluates the high-point highlight of the cheekbones for youthfulness and lift.
Checks the volume of deep fat compartments that keep the center of the face lifted.
Restoring midface support helps soften deep lines running from nose to mouth.
Assesses the smoothness of the bridge, dorsum humps, and straightness.
Measures tip angle and support (preventing a drooping tip when smiling).
Checks the angle between the nose base and upper lip for ideal profile balance.
Measures the balance between upper and lower lips for a natural 1 : 1.6 proportion.
Evaluates the sharpness of the lip line to prevent lip feathering or bleeding lines.
Identifies turned-down mouth corners to restore a rested, positive expression.
Evaluates how much upper gum tissue shows during a full, natural smile.
Checks how the lips frame your teeth during speech and laughter.
Ensures smiling movements remain symmetrical and effortless.
Measures chin strength relative to the nose and lips along the profile line.
Checks for a "golf ball" dimpled texture on the chin when closing the mouth.
Balances chin height and width to ground the overall jaw shape.
Assesses the sharp, clean line along the edge of the jawbone.
Checks for jaw clenching or enlarged masseter muscles that broaden the lower face.
Detects early soft-tissue descent along the jawline.
Distinguishes between surface fat and deeper tissue contours under the chin.
Evaluates the sharpness of the angle where the chin meets the neck.
Assesses underlying muscle tightness to maintain a firm neck contour.
Natural variation is expected. Your health, anatomy, priorities and comfort remain central.
