Mansur
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So as you know the last few years of Looksmaxxing harmony sheets were exposed to the people. A lot of the ratios are good but one that sticks out especially is the Jaw Frontal angle, and I will tell you the problems of it and why its flawed
First thing to address, the ratio itself is not a clinical way to measure. It hasnt been verified by doctors. So that for now
Now how the Angle works lets call it JFA
It takes the angle from both of the middle (or lowest ) part of your gonions, all the way down to the middle point which is beneath your chin so that it creates a V shaped angle
The other 2 points are located on the widest part of your chin
The lines should perfectly outline your mandible body without any excess stuff over the lines
However what it DOESNT account for is that not everyone posesses a wide sharp jaw ( bodyfat is irrelevant) , some peoples gonions are very inwardly placed which makes the jaw slope very rounded or nonexistent
You could take Sean O pry as an example, however he does have a wide chin so the JFA is still somewhat measureable. And Jorge Del Rio as a comparison of someone with flared gonions
Some people with this issue are people with rounder faces, particularly females as its a dimorphic trait.
And what makes things 'worse' for them is their chin width/height which will affect the ratio a lot
The problem with detecting the points for the JFA is the excess BONE protruding out of the line
Here is an example:
As you see we have detected the gonion points and the widest part of the chin
HOWEVER the excess bone protrudes out of the line, which technically would make the mapping wrong
But since Its a rounded line, there will be no point that would make the lines go fully straight covering the entire skin
Unless its mapped on the very bottom like this:
This angle would indicate a T7 flaw which obviously isnt the case
If Id have shown you a minecraft block shaped face with the same angle, the flaw would be identical to each other which it isnt, and visually as you can see the angle isnt super flat
However if we would have done it the traditional way the results come out pretty good:
You may not see the excess skin because of the numbers covering it, but Ive showed you the comparison before
However the main point of measuring the actual Jaw angle has not been fulfilled as Its just anatomically speaking impossible
There has to be a new measurement made for it
This is also a bigger problem since the JFA makes up whole 25 points out of 296 from the harmony sheet, which is 8% and pretty much would make you go from a 5.7/10 to a 6.5/10 in frontal harmony
Here is an irl example:
First thing to address, the ratio itself is not a clinical way to measure. It hasnt been verified by doctors. So that for now
Now how the Angle works lets call it JFA
It takes the angle from both of the middle (or lowest ) part of your gonions, all the way down to the middle point which is beneath your chin so that it creates a V shaped angle
The other 2 points are located on the widest part of your chin
The lines should perfectly outline your mandible body without any excess stuff over the lines
However what it DOESNT account for is that not everyone posesses a wide sharp jaw ( bodyfat is irrelevant) , some peoples gonions are very inwardly placed which makes the jaw slope very rounded or nonexistent
You could take Sean O pry as an example, however he does have a wide chin so the JFA is still somewhat measureable. And Jorge Del Rio as a comparison of someone with flared gonions
Some people with this issue are people with rounder faces, particularly females as its a dimorphic trait.
And what makes things 'worse' for them is their chin width/height which will affect the ratio a lot
The problem with detecting the points for the JFA is the excess BONE protruding out of the line
Here is an example:
As you see we have detected the gonion points and the widest part of the chin
HOWEVER the excess bone protrudes out of the line, which technically would make the mapping wrong
But since Its a rounded line, there will be no point that would make the lines go fully straight covering the entire skin
Unless its mapped on the very bottom like this:
This angle would indicate a T7 flaw which obviously isnt the case
If Id have shown you a minecraft block shaped face with the same angle, the flaw would be identical to each other which it isnt, and visually as you can see the angle isnt super flat
However if we would have done it the traditional way the results come out pretty good:
You may not see the excess skin because of the numbers covering it, but Ive showed you the comparison before
However the main point of measuring the actual Jaw angle has not been fulfilled as Its just anatomically speaking impossible
There has to be a new measurement made for it
This is also a bigger problem since the JFA makes up whole 25 points out of 296 from the harmony sheet, which is 8% and pretty much would make you go from a 5.7/10 to a 6.5/10 in frontal harmony
Here is an irl example:
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