Objectives To establish the three-dimensional (3D) facial soft tissue morphology of adult
Malaysian subjects of the Malay ethnic group; and to determine the morphological …

Background Existing anthropometric studies for respirator designs are based on the head
and facial dimensions of Americans and Chinese nationals, with no studies for multi-ethnic …

Objective It is clear that population-specific norms should be used when planning plastic
and reconstructive surgery for selected patients. In this study, we aimed to generate nasal …

The normal values of nasal dimensions and position have been established for various
racial and ethnic groups. Unfortunately, there is a dearth of information related to these …

Lateral facial photographs of 276 Ibo subjects (184 males and 92 females) and 201 Yoruba
subjects (106 males and 95 females) were taken with a digital lens camera. The aesthetic …

Many characteristics of facial aging are common to all. The age of their onset and which
characteristics tend to predominate varies among individuals depending on many factors …

Introduction The first and one of the most important steps in facial plastic surgery is accurate
preoperative facial analysis and recording of data that may help the surgeon to check the …

LESLIE GABRIEL FARKAS, MD (1915-2008)(Figure), may be described as the pioneer of
modern craniofacial anthropometry. His lifelong devotion to research in craniofacial …

Summary and keywords Lips are an important part of our perception of beauty, youthfulness
and attractiveness. Aesthetic lips, as with the rest of the face, differs according to age …

Background: Photometric facial analysis is a term used to study the soft tissue configurations
that make up the human face and distinguishes it. Aim: This study is aimed at ascertaining …