Analysis of the Trend Toward Fuller Lips Among Fashion Models

Tripathi, Prateek; Law, Lauren; Santos, Marcela Dos; Dhinsa, Amrita; Wong, Brian J. F.

doi:10.1001/jamafacial.2016.1758

JAMA Facial Plast Surg

2017

DOI: 10.1001/jamafacial.2016.1758

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Analysis of the Trend Toward Fuller Lips Among Fashion Models

Prateek Tripathi

Lauren Law

Marcela Dos Santos

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“…In a previous editorial, I discussed that published articles can have marked impressions in several different ways, that is, citations, downloads, and Altmetric score (media and social media attention) . In terms of media attention, 2017 was clearly the year of lip aesthetics, as our top 3 Altmetric score articles all relate to this topic in 3 different article types—Original Investigation, Research Letter, and an Invited Commentary (Table).…”

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JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery—The Year in Review, 2017

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is nearly 20 years old-youthful compared with many of the JAMA Network journals! The biggest news for the journal this year was the impressive jump in our impact factor to 2.7, which positions the journal in the top echelon among journals that publish similar content. 1 As we have attracted higher-quality scientific submissions, our acceptance rate for research manuscripts has now dipped to 24% (last year the rate was 33%) (Table ). We will be carefully monitoring this trend because we wish to be inclusive and inviting to our research community while striving to be selective in showcasing the very best work of our colleagues.What is special about our journal is the merger at times of science with pop culture and current trends in facial perception and aesthetics. In a previous editorial, I discussed that published articles can have marked impressions in several different ways, that is, citations, downloads, and Altmetric score (media and social media attention). 5 In terms of media attention, 2017 was clearly the year of lip aesthetics, as our top 3 Altmetric score articles all relate to this topic in 3 different article types-Original Investigation, 2 Research Letter, 3 and an Invited Commentary 4 (Table ).We are proud to welcome our newest editorial board members as of February 2018: Matthew Hanasono (editorial board), Leila Freire, and Li Zhanqiang (international advisory board). Steve Dayan will continue to serve as an editorial board member but also will be taking on the Web and Social Media Editor role, bringing his enthusiasm and special talents in this realm. I would like to thank our outgoing members on our leadership team-Jonathan Sykes, José Patrocinio, Santdeep Paun, David Kim, and Sachin Pawar. Their wisdom and many contributions were instrumental in helping our journal reach this new level of success and achievement.Finally, I would like to acknowledge and thank our fantastic reviewers. We are so fortunate to have such dedicated reviewers who give so freely of their time and expertise to shape the content of our journal. These individuals are recognized in our online list of peer reviewers published simultaneously with this editorial. 6 The year 2018 promises to be an even more exciting year for the journal and the JAMA Network!

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“…For example, a recently published Research Letter (<600 words) by Tripathi et al received a tremendous amount of attention from media, social media, and our readership (Figure). As of June 27, 2017, this short article was downloaded more than 10 000 times and achieved an Altmetric score of 193.…”

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The Concept of Ideal Lips of Caucasian Female: An Anthropometric Analysis of the Lower Third of the Face

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Paskal

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Background The demand for lip-redefining procedures has been rising in recent years, thus creating the need for reliable and detailed reference sources on aesthetic female lips. This study investigates the morphology of the lower third of the face, including the lips and jawline, of attractive young Caucasian females. Methods A semi-automatic photogrammetric analysis of the faces of professional female photograph models (n=400) of the Caucasian race aged 18–39 was performed. Angular, linear, and surface area parameters were evaluated. A graphical summarization of the average facial shape of all analyzed attractive females was generated as an average body contours (ABC) image. Results The height of the lower third of the face equaled 0.32 ± 0.02 of the total facial height. The average lip width was 48.06 ± 3.34 mm. The upper vermilion height was found to be significantly lower than the lower vermilion height (6.47 ± 1.36 vs. 11.64 ± 1.46 mm, p < 0.01). The lip obliquity angle was found to be 1.05° ± 0.79°. The area surface of the upper lip vermilion was considerably smaller than the vermilion of the lower lip (p < 0.01). Conclusions This is one of the largest studies on attractive Caucasian females’ lips and lower face morphology. The data it provides, including the graphical presentation of the aesthetic lower face as an ABC image, may provide physicians with valuable guidelines for lips rejuvenation and reconstruction procedures. Level of Evidence III This journal requires that authors assign a level of evidence to each article. For a full description of these Evidence-Based Medicine ratings, please refer to the Table of Contents or the online Instructions to Authors www.springer.com/00266.

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Analysis of the Trend Toward Fuller Lips Among Fashion Models

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery—The Year in Review, 2017

JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery—The Year in Review, 2017

The Impact and Influence of JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery

The Concept of Ideal Lips of Caucasian Female: An Anthropometric Analysis of the Lower Third of the Face

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