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When looking at results for a "crooked nose rhinoplasty" (because I need one.) I noticed the majority of the end results looked uncanny. I believe I have figured out why.
Below, I've outlined the difference between midline symmetry prioritization and IPD (or eye symmetry) prioritization using morphs of my face to explain it.
Midline symmetry prioritization:
IPD (eye symmetry) prioritization:
Here is a side by side comparison of each prioritization mirrored on top of one another. Notice how midline prioritization shows greater symmetrical divergence when inverted.
Midline symmetry prioritization and IPD (eye symmetry) prioritization morphs (respectively)
This is my first thread here, so I'm still getting the hang of formatting. Hope this benefitted anyone wondering why some rhinoplasties look uncanny.
Here is an example of an "uncanny" result due to midline symmetry prioritization:
Symmetry analysis:
Below, I've outlined the difference between midline symmetry prioritization and IPD (or eye symmetry) prioritization using morphs of my face to explain it.
Midline symmetry prioritization:
IPD (eye symmetry) prioritization:
Here is a side by side comparison of each prioritization mirrored on top of one another. Notice how midline prioritization shows greater symmetrical divergence when inverted.
Midline symmetry prioritization and IPD (eye symmetry) prioritization morphs (respectively)
This is my first thread here, so I'm still getting the hang of formatting. Hope this benefitted anyone wondering why some rhinoplasties look uncanny.
Here is an example of an "uncanny" result due to midline symmetry prioritization:
Symmetry analysis:
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