Honing in on the Basic Anatomical Features of the Face
Dr. Winge, a USC Dental School grad, simplified that
'Most Important Real Estate of the Face'
and called it
The Winge Aesthetic/Beauty Quadrilateral-Anatomical area
This facial/fashion, four-sided Euclidean polygon figure
is best described as an inverted isosceles trapezoid,
extending from the tops of the eyebrows to the bottom
of the lower lip and from one side of the eyes and mouth,
all the way to the other side. This new graph
of the face aides in discerning its most important parts to
establish facial recognition and attractiveness.
















































