Cross-sectional study evaluates facial attractiveness linked to chin and mandible asymmetry in women, indicating perceptual differences among evaluators.
Introduction: Facial asymmetry is a common problem that varies in severity between individuals depending on several factors and origins and affects facial beauty. Therefore, the two objectives of this study are to first determine the level of facial attractiveness in an adult woman with different degrees of deviation of the chin and mandible. The second is to measure the difference in perception of the degrees of asymmetry and to judge the facial attractiveness between several evaluator groups.
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