Morphometric facial analysis: a methodology to create lateral facial images

Karimi, Koohyar; Devcic, Zlatko; Popenko, Natalie; Oyoyo, Udochukwu; Wong, Brian J. F.

doi:10.1007/s10006-015-0512-7

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“…The vermillion lip was outlined using a graphics tablet (Intuos3, Wacom Co Ltd). Certain facial features, such as the vermillion lip, are not readily recognized by facial recognition software; therefore, tracing required clinical experience and manual expertise, a method we have used in our previous studies …”

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“…Certain facial features, such as the vermillion lip, are not readily recognized by facial recognition software; therefore, tracing required clinical experience and manual expertise, a method we have used in our previous studies. [18][19][20][21] Phase 2: Individual Upper to Lower Lip Ratio After survey responders ranked images in phase 1 of the study, 15 faces from the original 20 with the most attractive SA were selected for analysis of upper to lower lip ratio. The SAs of the 15 upper and lower lips were calculated using ImageJ and adjusted to fit the most attractive SA obtained in phase 1.…”

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A Quantitative Approach to Determining the Ideal Female Lip Aesthetic and Its Effect on Facial Attractiveness

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Devcic

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JAMA Facial Plast Surg

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IMPORTANCE Aesthetic proportions of the lips and their effect on facial attractiveness are poorly defined. Established guidelines would aid practitioners in achieving optimal aesthetic outcomes during cosmetic augmentation.OBJECTIVE To assess the most attractive lip dimensions of white women based on attractiveness ranking of surface area, ratio of upper to lower lip, and dimensions of the lip surface area relative to the lower third of the face. DESIGN, SETTING, AND PARTICIPANTSIn phase 1 of this study, synthetic morph frontal digital images of the faces of 20 white women ages 18 to 25 years old were used to generate 5 varied lip surface areas for each face. These 100 faces were cardinally ranked by attractiveness through our developed conventional and internet-based focus groups by 150 participants. A summed ranking score of each face was plotted to quantify the most attractive surface area. In phase 2 of the study, 4 variants for each face were created with 15 of the most attractive images manipulating upper to lower lip ratios while maintaining the most attractive surface area from phase 1. A total of 60 faces were created, and each ratio was ranked by attractiveness by 428 participants (internet-based focus groups). In phase 3, the surface area from the most attractive faces was used to determine the total lip surface area relative to the lower facial third.

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A Quantitative Approach to Determining the Ideal Female Lip Aesthetic and Its Effect on Facial Attractiveness

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Devcic

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JAMA Facial Plast Surg

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Study of frontal hairline patterns for natural design and restoration

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Ideal reconstruction of scalp defects relies on a comprehensive understanding of scalp anatomy and detailed information of patient factors. The classification of the hairline and measured forehead reference lengths will be beneficial in the correction of wide foreheads. There were significant gender differences in the esthetic rankings of the hairline contour. Compared to women, both of the measured average forehead reference lengths displayed a significantly greater value in men. Our results clearly showed that sex difference affected the predominance of the contour type. The M shape was the most common, and the triangular type was poorly classified in men, whereas the rectangular hairline was the most common type among women.

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Morphometric facial analysis: a methodology to create lateral facial images

Abstract: The most ideal quantity of RP used for the creation of realistic lateral faces was in the range of 200 RP. Defined lateral facial registry point landmarks generated successful realistic faces.

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A Quantitative Approach to Determining the Ideal Female Lip Aesthetic and Its Effect on Facial Attractiveness

A Quantitative Approach to Determining the Ideal Female Lip Aesthetic and Its Effect on Facial Attractiveness

Study of frontal hairline patterns for natural design and restoration

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