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Face types are morphological structures classified according to the shape and proportional features of the face; this classification is important for aesthetic analysis and clinical evaluation. Each type provides distinct diagnostic clues based on tissue distribution and structural ratios.<\/p>\n

Characteristics of the oval face type are defined by balanced proportions and soft contours, and it is considered the most harmonious face shape in aesthetic procedures. In this type, natural symmetry is observed between the forehead, cheekbones, and jawline.<\/p>\n

Criteria of the square face form are characterized by a broad jawline and a prominent mandibular angle. This structure requires careful analysis of muscle and bone proportions when planning facial volumizing or softening procedures.<\/p>\n

Parameters of the round face type are defined by a full cheek area and short facial height. Procedures applied to enhance contour definition in this type rely on accurate analysis of volume management and tissue distribution.<\/p>\n

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