One thing never brought up here is the "T" anchor of a face

[Turkic Albanian]

Think of a T

The top of the T is the brow Ridge which should be vertical and prominent, and the bottom part of the T is the nose

The nose should be long and narrow to complete the T

When you look at someone's face the first thing you look at is this T and will be more visually impactful if this T is clearly defined

Also adds symmetry and provides a focal point to a face

 

[LowTierBateman]

What about gonions

 

[Turkic Albanian]

What about gonions

That adds to the geometry of a face aswell but it's secondary

On first glance people look at the centre of your face which is the T

 

[Yliaster]

Your Theory is somewhat valid except that the only reason attention is even initially drawn towards the
Nose/Browridge area is because thats where the Eyes are lol = Eye/Area is the most important.

I can look at hundreds of Eye Ereas and tell who is/nt Attractive

Eyes = Law

 

[Turkic Albanian]

Your Theory is somewhat valid except that the only reason attention is even initially drawn towards the
Nose/Browridge area is because thats where the Eyes are lol = Eye/Area is the most important.

I can look at hundreds of Eye Ereas and tell who is/nt Attractive

Eyes = Law

No, bone =law

Those Greek statues had round bug eyes but they had the T (vertical brow Ridge and long narrow greek/Roman nose) so look visually commanding