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Physiognomical Forms of the Head and Facial Structure

Physiognomical Forms of the Head and Facial Structure. Forms of the Facial Profile. 1) Vertical Profile 2) Convex Profile 3) Concave Profile. Variations of the Basic Linear Forms. 1) Convex-concave 2) Concave-convex 3) Vertical-convex 4) Vertical-concave 5) Convex-vertical

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Physiognomical Forms of the Head and Facial Structure

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  1. Physiognomical Forms of the Head and Facial Structure

  2. Forms of the Facial Profile • 1) Vertical Profile • 2) Convex Profile • 3) Concave Profile

  3. Variations of the Basic Linear Forms • 1) Convex-concave • 2) Concave-convex • 3) Vertical-convex • 4) Vertical-concave • 5) Convex-vertical • 6) Concave-vertical

  4. Frontal Head Views • Geometric forms are classified according to: • Relationship of length and width. • Degree of Curvature

  5. Geometric Forms • 1) Oval • 2) Round (Infantine) • 3) Square (Strong) • 4) Oblong • 5) Triangular • 6) Inverted Triangle • 7) Diamond

  6. Bilateral Forms • Key considerations: • Amount of prominence of the cheekbones. • Distance the cheekbones lie from each other.

  7. Classification of Bilateral Forms • 1) Oval • 2) Angular • 3) Round • 4) Square

  8. Asymmetry of Features • 1) eyelids and eyebrows • 2) ears • 3) cheeks • 4) nose • 5) mouth

  9. Facial Markings

  10. Factors Responsible 1) heredity 2) age 3) environment 4) muscle striation and action 5) position of the body 6) condition of the body

  11. Types of Facial Markings 1) wrinkle 2) groove 3) fold

  12. Classification of Facial Markings Natural Acquired

  13. Natural Facial Markings 1) philtrum 2) nasolabial fold 3) nasal sulcus 4) oblique palpebralsulcus 5) angulusoris eminence 6) angulusorissulcus 7) labiomentalsulcus 8) dimples

  14. Acquired Facial Markings 1) nasolabialsulcus 2) transverse frontal sulci 3) interciliarysulci 4) optic facial sulci (crow’s feet) 5) superior palpebralsulcus 6) inferior palpebralsulcus

  15. Acquired Facial Markings (cont’d) 7) bucco-facial sulcus 8) mandibularsulcus 9) platysmalsulci 10) cords of the neck 11) labial sulci What are the effects of facial expression?

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