Defining the Ideal Cranial Vault Height Ratio Via Morphometric Analysis: A Preliminary Study
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The authors aimed to determine the optimal cranial vault height ratio (CVHR) in Chinese women through morphometric and perceptual analyses. Their study found that a CVHR of 0.60 to 0.65 was perceived as most attractive, with variations in preference noted between general respondents and aesthetic practitioners. This research provides a preliminary quantitative reference for aesthetic cranial contouring procedures.
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