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The Beautiful Face: A Historical Evaluation of Facial Beauty
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A Historical Evaluation of Facial Beauty. Historically, previous attempts at evaluating attractive biological standards have created good tools, but not good definitions. According to the Pythagoreans of ancient Greece, “everything is arranged according to the numbers”. It was hypothesized that mathematics was the unifying force between life, art, the gods and the universe, a premise this book continues to uphold. Leonardo Fibonacci, the 13. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). By Dr Steven Hoefflin. And is a Fel...
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The Beautiful Face: The Facial Beauty Index
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The Facial Beauty Index. Though they cover only around 15% of the facial surface, the brows, eyes and cheeks command the most attention, contributing much to a face’s beauty. From an artistic standpoint, these features are difficult to define because they differ so subtly in each person. However, computers and/or mathematics allow for more objective facial analysis and comparison, exemplified by today’s computer programs for facial identification. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). By Dr Steven Hoefflin. Dr Hoe...
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The Beautiful Face: The Formula of Angles and Highlights (AH)
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The Formula of Angles and Highlights (AH). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). By Dr Steven Hoefflin. A Historical Evaluation of Facial Beauty. Why does a face age? The Facial Beauty Index. A Historical Evaluation of Facial Beauty. Defining The Beautiful Face. The Formula of Angles and Highlights (AH). The Language of Beauty. Purchasing The Beautiful Face Ebook. Steven M. Hoefflin, M.D., F.I.C.S., F.A.C.S. Medical Center. He received the Teacher of the Year Award, (1985-1986), and Best Clinical Faculty...Lipopl...
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The Beautiful Face: Defining The Beautiful Face
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Defining The Beautiful Face. The features that comprise facial beauty are also those that are most notable, and include (in order of significance) the eyes, brow, cheeks, lips, nose, chin, and jaw line and neck. These features are harmonious, shapely, balanced, elevated, symmetrical, highlighted, in volumetric proportion and relationship. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). By Dr Steven Hoefflin. A Historical Evaluation of Facial Beauty. Why does a face age? The Facial Beauty Index. Defining The Beautiful Face.
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The Beautiful Face: The Normal Face
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This chapter establishes a “canon of proportions”, which divides the face into halves and thirds to demonstrate artistic balance. A normal or average face requires that each feature be of proper size and positioned properly in relation to other features. The reader is presented with an illustrated face that suits these requirements, showing the mathematically correct proportions, followed by an explanation of “The Canon of 1:1, 1/2:1/2, 1/3:1/3”. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). By Dr Steven Hoefflin. Dr Hoef...
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The Beautiful Face: The Language of Beauty
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The Language of Beauty. The value of this beauty index lies in its ability to guide a woman in reaching her full beauty potential. The Beautiful Face. Is filled with photographs of some very famous and very beautiful faces, replete with annotations and diagrams that explain their beauty in both mathematical and aesthetic terms. Combines science and artistry to create a work that can aid any woman in achieving the beauty she deserves. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). By Dr Steven Hoefflin. Why does a face age?
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The Beautiful Face: A Historical Evaluation of Facial Beauty
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A Historical Evaluation of Facial Beauty. Historically, previous attempts at evaluating attractive biological standards have created good tools, but not good definitions. According to the Pythagoreans of ancient Greece, “everything is arranged according to the numbers”. It was hypothesized that mathematics was the unifying force between life, art, the gods and the universe, a premise this book continues to uphold. Leonardo Fibonacci, the 13. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). By Dr Steven Hoefflin. And is a Fel...
