Codex territories · Uplift · On bone
Uplift · the Forward Arc
The anterior midface: from below the orbital rim, medial to the malar eminence, down to the pyriform shelf beside the alar base. Forward, not up.
What the territory is
The anterior midface: from below the orbital rim, medial to the malar eminence, down to the pyriform shelf beside the alar base. Forward, not up.
How the Codex reads it
Indication-driven. Both anti-feminisation axes are checked at the chair: the apple of the cheek must not project ahead of the pyriform plane at rest, and must not enlarge on animation. The pyriform region beside the alar base belongs to this step, on bone.
Questions
What is the uplift · the forward arc?
The anterior midface: from below the orbital rim, medial to the malar eminence, down to the pyriform shelf beside the alar base. Forward, not up.
How does the Band Codex read the uplift · the forward arc?
Indication-driven. Both anti-feminisation axes are checked at the chair: the apple of the cheek must not project ahead of the pyriform plane at rest, and must not enlarge on animation. The pyriform region beside the alar base belongs to this step, on bone.
What plane does Uplift · the Forward Arc work in?
On bone. The plane register is part of the BUILD doctrine; see BUILD.
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