Face anthropometry of Turkish population

Abstract

Analysis of facial anthropometry of modern Turkish population is important for cosmetic or reconstructive facial surgeries. In this study, it is aimed to make multiple measurements of the face in the Turkish population. Materials and Methods: In this study, the measurements were performed on 93 Turkish adult individuals (54 males, 39 females). 13 direct facial anthropometric measurements were performed. A total set of anthropometric data was collected for each gender. Results: Statistically significant differences were found between Turkish male and Turkish female individuals. All values except forehead height were found to be higher in males than females. Ear length was found to be higher than nose length in both males and females. Mouth width value was found to be greater than left eye fissure length and nose width values in both genders. Conclusion:In the study, statistically significant differences were found in head and face regions between both genders when facial norms were applied for Turkish adults.

Assessment of the Relation Between Craniofacial Tissue Profile-Morphology and Dermatoglyphics

“…It is reported that the comparative investigation of soft tissue profile analyses and other biometric parameters such as eyes, ears, nose and chin in the Anatolian population is scarce. [28][29][30] Fingerprint samples, eyes, ears, eyebrows, and nose are primarily examined as biometric parameters. This study attempted to determine the principles related to criminological and security applications (systems) for automatic recognition.…”

“…It is reported that the comparative investigation of soft tissue profile analyses and other biometric parameters such as eyes, ears, nose and chin in the Anatolian population is scarce 28–30. Fingerprint samples, eyes, ears, eyebrows, and nose are primarily examined as biometric parameters.…”