Divine proportions and facial esthetics after manipulation of frontal photographs.
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AIM: To investigate the relationship between divine proportion and facial esthetics in frontal photographs as well as whether any of the 4 ratios for manipulation provide more favorable facial esthetics. MATERIAL AND METHODS: The sample comprised 20 frontal photographs of Caucasian individuals (11 males and 9 females). The photographs were digitized and stored on a compact disk. A photometric analysis was created with 7 facial segments that were measured on Image Tool software and 4 ratios between 2 facial segments calculated using Microsoft Excel. This manipulation led to 5 different photographs of the same individual: one photograph with no manipulation and the others with 1 of the ratios manipulated in the Deformer 2.0 to very close or equal to 1.618. Thereafter, the 5 photographs of all individuals were evaluated by 12 examiners. The examiners selected those photographs that were esthetically more pleasant. CONCLUSION: After evaluation, a chi-square test revealed a relationship between divine proportion and facial esthetics. Among the ratios selected, R1 and R2 provided more favorable facial esthetics.
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cephalometry , chi square distribution , esthetics , face , female , histology , human , image processing , male , methodology , photography , tooth occlusion , Cephalometry , Chi-Square Distribution , Esthetics , Face , Female , Humans , Image Processing, Computer-Assisted , Male , Photography , Vertical Dimension
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World journal of orthodontics, v. 8, n. 2, p. 103-108, 2007.
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