Codex territories · Detail · Superficial
Detail · labiomental crease
The crease between the lower lip and the chin, across the midline.
What the territory is
The crease between the lower lip and the chin, across the midline.
How the Codex reads it
The Codex's first numeric threshold: fires below a labiomental angle of 110 degrees (normal 110 to 130). Soften, never erase: the male crease is itself a masculine landmark, and mentalis movement is preserved.
Questions
What is the detail · labiomental crease?
The crease between the lower lip and the chin, across the midline.
How does the Band Codex read the detail · labiomental crease?
The Codex's first numeric threshold: fires below a labiomental angle of 110 degrees (normal 110 to 130). Soften, never erase: the male crease is itself a masculine landmark, and mentalis movement is preserved.
What plane does Detail · labiomental crease work in?
Superficial. The plane register is part of the BUILD doctrine; see BUILD.
Sources
- Naini F.B. et al. Mentolabial angle and aesthetics: a quantitative investigation of idealized and normative values. Maxillofacial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2017;39:4.Silhouettes rated by 185 observers: 107 to 118 degrees most attractive, up to about 140 still acceptable.
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