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Facial Width-to-Height Ratio (fWHR)

The ratio between the width of the face and the height of the upper face.

Level
Advanced
Type
Skeletal
Cost
—
Impact
—
Confidence
High
Updated
May 2026
Extended Definition

fWHR compares cheekbone width to upper-face height and is studied in relation to perceptions of dominance and masculinity. Largely structural, with body fat affecting the soft-tissue impression.

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