TABLE 4.

Important features for shaping a square/rectangle face to an oval

ASSESSMENT ITEMS		%
Features to be evaluated when changing a square/rectangular face to oval
Narrow nasofrontal angle		20
Lack of pointed chin and presence of broad chin		80
Supraorbital bossing		30
Lack of zygomatic projection		70
Increased zygomatic width		60
Increased bigonial width		70
Wide mouth		20
Large intercanthal distance		30
Large total facial height (long face)		70
Large lower facial height (long lower face)		50
Eyebrow position lower than supraorbital rim, flat and forms a “t” with the nose		20
High hairline position		40
Narrowness of nasolabial angle		10
Lack of columella show		10
Wide alar base width		40
Masseter hypertrophy		90
Increased temporal width		80
Other: •Symmetry •Cheek fullness and lateral cheek curve (transition) •Mentum: stomion and subnasale: stomion ratios •Forehead depression, low nose profile, flat antero-medial malar, temporalis hypertrophy, parotid gland hypertrophy, short chin, retrognathion
0 to 3 physicians agree with statement (low)	4 to 7 physicians agree with statement	8 to 10 physicians agree with statement (high)