Mansur
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- If the submental cervical angle ideal is 91-110 degrees should you be deducted for it beeing less than 91 degrees?
No, the tighter the submental region is the better, just count is as the ideal
- should the medial canthal angle be applied for the sheet?
No, as close to noone is actually using it, the ideals are off as well as majority of the people incl. Chads arent nailing the ideal
- how to measure ones gonial angle, mandibular plane if the gonion area is rounded ( applies to everyone ) ?
You draw the lines from each part, the ramus and mandible and make them meet each other, regardless of them not touching the gonion. As thats the actual angle Its forming
Using the gonion as the reference point wouldnt represent the true angle and the lines would also exceed the bone
- if my subnasale is located very forward which would make my profile more convex than it appears to be, whats the approach?
You locate the part thats close to the deepest point of your philtrum, depends for each individual
- What point of my hairline is considered the start of my Upper Third?
The point where your sparse hair stops and the dense hair starts
- If the lens distortion stops at roughly 6ft why does my IPD for example start decreasing as I step away further?
Because the face occupies fewer pixels, which would also make measurement errors proportionally larger
- If on my resting face my chin appears to exceed the nasion but on the frankfort plane Its further back, which one is the more reliable way to measure
Your resting face, as it heavily depends on your ear & vector placement. The human eye also doesnt perceive profiles by the frankfort plane
- What to do if I cant pinpoint my actual landmarks like the Subnasale or the exact Cheekbone height?
Either draw them on with some sort of pen or put your fingers against them ( the cheekbones )
Opening your mouth to find the exact points of the cheekbones will help you out
- If I have an overbite but Its in a good position when my face is resting, which one should I use for measuring?
Your resting face ( good teeth alignment ) as thats what people perceive
- If my glabella/ chin doesnt have the most forward point but is vertically tall, where should I pinpoint the landmarks
Take the middle of those areas
No, the tighter the submental region is the better, just count is as the ideal
- should the medial canthal angle be applied for the sheet?
No, as close to noone is actually using it, the ideals are off as well as majority of the people incl. Chads arent nailing the ideal
- how to measure ones gonial angle, mandibular plane if the gonion area is rounded ( applies to everyone ) ?
You draw the lines from each part, the ramus and mandible and make them meet each other, regardless of them not touching the gonion. As thats the actual angle Its forming
Using the gonion as the reference point wouldnt represent the true angle and the lines would also exceed the bone
- if my subnasale is located very forward which would make my profile more convex than it appears to be, whats the approach?
You locate the part thats close to the deepest point of your philtrum, depends for each individual
- What point of my hairline is considered the start of my Upper Third?
The point where your sparse hair stops and the dense hair starts
- If the lens distortion stops at roughly 6ft why does my IPD for example start decreasing as I step away further?
Because the face occupies fewer pixels, which would also make measurement errors proportionally larger
- If on my resting face my chin appears to exceed the nasion but on the frankfort plane Its further back, which one is the more reliable way to measure
Your resting face, as it heavily depends on your ear & vector placement. The human eye also doesnt perceive profiles by the frankfort plane
- What to do if I cant pinpoint my actual landmarks like the Subnasale or the exact Cheekbone height?
Either draw them on with some sort of pen or put your fingers against them ( the cheekbones )
Opening your mouth to find the exact points of the cheekbones will help you out
- If I have an overbite but Its in a good position when my face is resting, which one should I use for measuring?
Your resting face ( good teeth alignment ) as thats what people perceive
- If my glabella/ chin doesnt have the most forward point but is vertically tall, where should I pinpoint the landmarks
Take the middle of those areas
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