Orbital Vector is a good way to find out if you're deficient in something, but it won't tell you if its soft tissue or bone.
Ideally you want to measure the projection of your anterior corneal plane compared to your infraorbital rim in profile, that'll tell you if your issue is soft tissue or bone related.
On average the infraorbital rim sits about 12.5mm behind the acp.
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