What causes the real pan face effect ?

[FatJattMofo]

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Has it.

Wide lateral prbitals narrow zygos? Narow jaw wide very very high set zygos + bloat?

 

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If I am not mistaken @Deliciadecu had a theory that Asians have more forward Sphenoid bone making the eyes more forward and impossible to be deep set. Also a more recessed Maxilla and a Less Forward Nasal Bone would be all factors to create the "Pan Faced face" I think

 

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If I am not mistaken @Deliciadecu had a theory that Asians have more forward Sphenoid bone making the eyes more forward and impossible to be deep set. Also a more recessed Maxilla and a Less Forward Nasal Bone would be all factors to create the "Pan Faced face" I think



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Yes, there's even a study that shows that asians have a shorter S-N distance compared to Caucasians.

Lack of strong dimorphism on asians could be another factor as well since they lack brow ridge prominence which is also important to create deep set eyes

Lastly, asians tend to have bigger cheekbones, I haven't checked the cheekbones growth pattern, but I suspect there's some upwards growth which would create less verticality on the ocular cavity pushing things horizontally (including outside of the ocular cavity which would push the eyes forward, but that's just a theory)

 

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[FatJattMofo]

Yes, there's even a study that shows that asians have a shorter S-N distance compared to Caucasians.

Lack of strong dimorphism on asians could be another factor as well since they lack brow ridge prominence which is also important to create deep set eyes

Lastly, asians tend to have bigger cheekbones, I haven't checked the cheekbones growth pattern, but I suspect there's some upwards growth which would create less verticality on the ocular cavity pushing things horizontally (including outside of the ocular cavity which would push the eyes forward, but that's just a theory)

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