PINPOINT RATING Example: Henry Cavil 

Front Profile: 184.4/200 points or 9.22/10 or 8.76 TRM

Eye area: 45.5/50 points

  • Eye spacing/separation(15/15points): Eye spacing is ideal, Interpupillary distance is 46.5% of facial width, within the 45-47% ideal range. Also, eyes are one eye spacing apart.
  • Eye shape(4.5/7.5points): Minimal to no scleral show, slight upper eyelid exposure(ideal), decent medial canthus definition, good PFL/eye width to height ratio, not much of a rounded shape. Overall, great eye shape with minimal flaws; some things like a sharper medial canthus could be improved.
  • Eye color(2/2points): Blue(slight bonus). Eye color is of lesser importance, but lighter colored eyes can act as a cherry on top. Eye color should be wholesome and vibrant, not dull and unhealthy indicating old age.
  • Eyebrows/lowsetedness(14/15points): Eyebrows are very low set with minimal vertical spacing between the brow and pupil, which is ideal. Eyebrows are dark, but could be slightly darker and denser. Eyebrow thickness and shape are ideal with a slight positive tilt. Combined with the eyes themselves, your eyebrows give off a strong, masculine appearance.
  • Eye health(4/4point): Eyes appear healthy. The sclera is white with no visible red veins or visible detrimental health markers. The surrounding eyelid and undereye region does not appear overly tired; usually severe dark circles above or below the eyes can give the appearance of poor health. Eyebrows are dense and signify virility, not thin and sparse. Eyelashes are prominent and present.
  • Canthal tilt(3.5/4point): 3 degree positive canthal tilt which is good, but not quite in that ideal 5-7 degree range.
  • Eye symmetry(2.5/2.5points): No notable eye asymmetry. Slight asymmetry does not detract from looks as long as it isn’t overly prominent. Canthal tilt is similar on both eyes.  

Facial definition: 40/40 points

  • Zygo/cheekbone prominence(15/15points): Zygos are exceptionally prominent both forward and laterally with a defined ogee curve in front profile.
  • Low vs. High set cheekbones(15/15points): Cheekbones are high set, discernable in both front and ¾ profile. In the frontal view, the ogee curve comprises more than half of the midface length. The lateral protrusion and widest part of the face is closer to the eyes. In ¾ profile, the ogee curve is clearly defined with the cheekbones flaring out near the eye.
  • Jawline sharpness(5/5points): Jawline is exceptionally defined and sharp in frontal view. There is minimal fat or loose hyoid skin masking the jaw.
  • Body Fat percentage(5/5points): Within the lean range and athletic for men. Not detracting from facial definition at all.

Skin/hair/health: 9.4/10 points

  • Skin(3.8/4points): Skin is clear with no apparent blemishes, scarring, or acne. No excess skin dryness or lip chap. Skin shows some signs of aging, but nothing excessive:wrinkles and fine lines near eyes and on forehead. Skin color should not be overly pale or sickly.
  • Head hair(3.6/4points): Hair is dense with no apparent thinning. Hair color is ideal for men, with darker hair colors(black/brown) being the most attractive. Hairline has defined M shape recession, which is not ideal but isn’t detracting from overall attractiveness much. Ideally, a slight M shape is shown to be preferred, but not to the point of norwood 2 male pattern baldness. Hair style does not detract from looks as in the case of a mohawk or severe undercut. Curly hair gives a slight bonus.
  • Facial hair(2/2points): Facial hair density is great, along with the brown facial hair color.  Facial hair could be darker, but that is more of a potential bonus than a penalty if lacking. Facial hair length works to the strengths of the individual; longer beard lengths are preferred on weaker jaws and shorter facial hair lengths are preferred to accentuate already defined jawlines.

Jawline: 42/45 points

  • Ramus(7.5/7.5points): Long, straight, defined ramus. Ramus is present and not lacking. Gonion sits slightly below the mouth in frontal view, which is ideal.
  • Mandible(7.5/7.5points): Mandible is tapered and defined in frontal view. Notable delineation between ramus, mandible, and chin. There is sufficient jaw depth/ 3D-ness.
  • Chin(10/10points): Chin to philtrum ratio is 2.35, within the ideal range of 2.25-2.5:1 for men. Chin is prominent in terms of vertical height, forward growth, and lateral width in frontal view. Chin width is in line with mouth width. Overall, a masculine and dimorphic chin while also being harmonious and not overly prominent/ogre-like.
  • Frontal Jaw angle(7/10points): Jaw angle is 105 degrees in frontal view, which is on the higher end of the ideal range. There is not much jaw steepness; the jaw has a more masculine, flat appearance.  Ideally, to maximize aesthetics the jaw would have some steepness to it while still maintaining facial thirds and harmony, in that 84-100 degree range.
  • Bigonial Width(10/10points): Jaw width is 91.4% of cheekbone width, in that ideal 88-100% range.

Midface: 9/10 points

  • Midface ratio(5/5points): 0.973, within the ideal 0.9-1.05 range, with 0.9-1.0 being preferred on men.
  • FWHR(4/5points): 1.88, still a great facial width to height ratio, but could be better as the ideal is in that 1.9-2.1 range.

Nose: 14.5/15 points

  • Nose shape(6.5/7points):Excellent with minimal nostril show. Nose is not bulbous and tapers from the nose bridge to the widest part of the nose.
  • Mouth width to Nose width ratio(6/6points): is ideal at 1.572. Ideal is roughly 1.4-1.61 for men, with the lower end of that range being acceptable due to men having wider noses.
  • Nose width(2/2points): fits between the two medial canthus of the eyes. Not overly wide.

Lips: 11.5/15 points

  • Cupid’s bow(7.5/7.5points): Cupid’s bow is defined and present, which is ideal.
  • Lower to Upper lip ratio(4/7.5points): 1.0, which is not in the ideal 1.5-2.0 range. Ideally, the lower lip should have roughly 1.6 times the vertical height of the upper lip.

Facial thirds: 9/10 points

  • 33.2% upper third,30.6%middle third,36.1% lower third. These are quite good facial thirds. 33% each is the ideal. A slightly larger lower third and shorter middle third are also ideal in men, as long as any one facial thirds does not deviate more than 2% from the 33% ideal. As long as the thirds maintain approximate harmony it does not detract from looks. 

Forehead: 3.5/5 points

  • Bitemporal width(2.5/3points): 83.7% of facial width. Ideal is 88-95%, with the forehead width not being notably wider than jaw width. This is still good bitemporal width.
  • Hairline recession(1/2points): Slight hairline recession, approximately norwood 2 on the norwood scale. Past this point in hairline recession will start to detract from looks.

Side Profile: 93.8/100points or 9.38/10 or 8.91TRM

Various Nasal Angles: 23.3/25points

  • NasoFrontal angle(5.75/6points): 124 degrees, within the ideal 115-130 degree range, with more acute angles producing more masculine browridge shapes.
  • Nasal angle(1.75/2points): 100.7. Near the ideal 103-113 degree range.
  • Nasolabial angle(3/3points): 98.7 degrees. This is basically within the ideal 90-98.5 degree range for men. Men generally benefit from lower nasolabial angles than women who have an ideal range of 100-109 degrees . Higher numbers produce more upturned nose shapes.
  • Nasomental angle(2/2points): 129 degrees. Anything within the 120-132 degree range is normal and does not detract from facial harmony.
  • Nasofacial angle(4/4points): 30 degrees. 30-40 degrees is the normal range, anything lower or higher hurts facial harmony as it is one of the more important measurements that demonstrate the relationship between the nose and chin.
  • Nasomental line(lip protrusion)(3/4points): NEAR IDEAL(chin too protrusive and upper lip not protruding enough). Ideally the lower lip lies 2mm behind a line drawn from the chin to nose tip. The upper lip should lie 4mm behind that line.
  • Nasal projection(3.8/4points): 0.68. Ideal nasal projection in literature is 0.55-0.6. However, men seem to have more projected noses than women. Thus, facial harmony does not suffer anywhere from 0.52-0.71. Even ratios up to  0.81 are acceptable in men such as David Gandy as long as other nasal measurements remain intact.

Facial Convexity: 11.5/15points

  • Facial convexity angle(4/7.5points): 176.4 degrees, indicating more of a flat side profile. Ideal is 168.8+-4.4(165 ideal in caucasians with angles different slightly between black and asian peoples.
  • Total facial convexity angle(7.5/7.5points): 143.6, within the ideal 141.6+-5.3 range for men(136.7 ideal). Anywhere from 136.1-147.1 does not detract from looks.

Jaw in side profile: 39/40 points

  • Gonial Angle(20/20points): 116 degree gonial angle. This is in the ideal range of 110-125 for men with lower angles between 110-120 producing more masculine and attractive jaw structures. Generally, gonial angles below 130 degrees are preferred or facial aesthetics start to suffer.
  • Mandibular plane angle(4/5points): Jaw is quite parallel to the floor with a 12 degree mandibular plane angle. Ideally the jaw would have slightly more inclination with angles between 20-30 degrees being normal: as long as the jawline is not overly downward grown or parallel to the floor then looks will not suffer.
  • Gonion(10/10points): Positioned below mouth line, IDEAL. Ideally the gonion should sit below the mouth line which is parallel to the frankfurt plane. This is demonstrated in the side profile image above. Faces that do not possess this trait usually lack ramus vertical growth, and overall have less attractive jawlines.
  • Sharpness/definition(5/5points): Jaw is sharp and defined in side profile view with clear separation between mandible, ramus, and chin.  

Browridge: 10/10points

  • Prominence(5/5points): Brow bone is masculine and prominent.
  • Browridge inclination(5/5points): 15.2 degree inclination. Not too sloped back or straight up, overall harmonious inclination and within the 11-21 degree ideal range.

Undereye support: 10/10 points

  • Eye deepsetedness(5/5points): Eyes are deep set with a forward grown brow bone and undereye region. Both are projected well past the eyes in side profile. Zero bug-eye effect occurring. 
  • Surrounding bone projection(5/5points): Positive orbital vector as under eye region extends past eyes with no hollow troughs or lacking bone support. Prominent zygomatic and orbital bones.

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FINAL RATING

Harmony score:8.89/10 or 8.44 TRM

Frontal profile score: 184.4/200 points or 9.22/10 or 8.76 TRM

Side profile score: 93.8/100points or 9.38/10 or 8.91TRM

Total score: 278.2/300points or 9.27/10

Overall rating consideration- maximum is a 9.5: 8.8 Rating. This translates to being <1,000,000 or the top 0.000001% of the population in facial attractiveness.

Non surgical suggestions for improvement

-Consult dermatologist/doctor**. Hairline should be maintained, looking into options such as finasteride that suppress overall DHT and minimize hair loss progression.

-Maintain low bodyfat to not lose any jawline or cheekbone definition.

-Maintain a medium length well balanced hairstyle as to not detract from attractiveness.

-No other improvements or maintenance strategy necessary.