Codex territories · Link · Superficial
Link · the Jawline Silhouette
A shadow at the angle and a line along the mandibular border toward the pre-jowl. Definition, not width.
What the territory is
A shadow at the angle and a line along the mandibular border toward the pre-jowl. Definition, not width. The first superficial step of BUILD.
How the Codex reads it
Default with three exceptions: excessive jowling, loose skin, a thin or small frame. Texture always wins: the compartment stop ends the pass when the superficial space is full, whatever the plan predicted. Drawn fourth, never first.
Questions
What is the link · the jawline silhouette?
A shadow at the angle and a line along the mandibular border toward the pre-jowl. Definition, not width. The first superficial step of BUILD.
How does the Band Codex read the link · the jawline silhouette?
Default with three exceptions: excessive jowling, loose skin, a thin or small frame. Texture always wins: the compartment stop ends the pass when the superficial space is full, whatever the plan predicted. Drawn fourth, never first.
What plane does Link · the Jawline Silhouette work in?
Superficial. The plane register is part of the BUILD doctrine; see BUILD.
Sources
- The Evaluation of Facial Artery Position in Relation to Soft Tissue Pogonion and Soft Tissue Gonion: A Cadaver Study. Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2025.60 fresh-frozen cadavers: the crossing lies at about 32 per cent of the mandibular length from the gonion, a proportion independent of jaw size.
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