Facial areas

Understand the areas that shape the full picture.

The assessment groups visible observations into seven familiar areas so the result is easier to review and discuss.

Forehead

Visible expression patterns and surface features across the forehead can be described as part of the upper face.

The assessment can organize visible observations around the brows and the skin surrounding the eyes.

Cheek contours and the relationship between central facial areas can contribute to the overall sense of balance.

Visible surface texture is described separately because it can appear across several facial regions.

Visible variations in tone can be noted across the face without inferring their cause or making a diagnosis.

Visible features around the lips and mouth are considered in relation to the middle and lower face.

The chin and jawline complete the lower-face view and are considered in relation to the rest of the face.

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