Cephalometric Proportion Analysis
One front photo, 478 landmarks, three free numbers and a quick blueprint matched to your face. The Complete Clinical Dossier adds a 90° side photo, the profile analysis and a 90-day protocol.
Researchers have measured how a face changes the way others treat it, from pay and dating to school and court.
In US and Canadian surveys, plain-looking workers earned 5–10% less than average-looking ones
Hamermesh, D. S., & Biddle, J. E. (1994). American Economic Review.
MBA graduates earned $2,150–2,600 more per point on a 5-point looks scale
Frieze, I. H., et al. (1991). Journal of Applied Social Psychology.
In Virginia restaurants, attractive servers made about $1,261 a year more in tips than unattractive ones
Parrett, M. (2015). Journal of Economic Psychology.
In sales experiments, buyers said yes more often to attractive sellers
Reingen, P. H., & Kernan, J. B. (1993). Journal of Consumer Psychology.
At a random-match dance, a partner's looks best predicted liking them and later asking them out
Walster, E., et al. (1966). Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
Across 10,526 speed daters, shared tastes came almost entirely from visible traits like looks
Kurzban, R., & Weeden, J. (2005). Evolution and Human Behavior.
Speed daters said yes on looks more than on intelligence or ambition
Fisman, R., et al. (2006). The Quarterly Journal of Economics.
On a dating site, men and women alike were likelier to contact better-looking profiles
Hitsch, G. J., et al. (2010). Quantitative Marketing and Economics.
Attractive people are judged and treated better, even by people who know them
Langlois, J. H., et al. (2000). Psychological Bulletin.
People shown photos credited attractive people with more socially desirable personalities
Dion, K., et al. (1972). Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
Good-looking people tend to be more popular and less lonely
Feingold, A. (1992). Psychological Bulletin.
People wanted closer bonds with attractive strangers and friends
Lemay, E. P., et al. (2010). Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.
From photos, raters wrongly judged more attractive teens healthier than their peers
Kalick, S. M., et al. (1998). Psychological Science.
More symmetric, more average faces were judged healthier
Rhodes, G., et al. (2001). Evolution and Human Behavior.
Adults rated above-average in looks had healthier heart and metabolic markers a decade later
Bulczak, G., & Gugushvili, A. (2023). American Journal of Human Biology.
In a lab test, a slightly rosier skin colour made faces look healthier and more attractive
Re, D. E., et al. (2011). PLoS ONE.
Teachers usually judged attractive students more favorably on intelligence, potential and grades
Ritts, V., et al. (1992). Review of Educational Research.
Better-looking university instructors got higher teaching ratings from students
Hamermesh, D. S., & Parker, A. (2005). Economics of Education Review.
Very well-groomed US high schoolers had higher grade point averages
French, M. T., et al. (2009). Labour Economics.
People rating photos saw attractive students as smarter; their actual grades were no better
Talamas, S. N., et al. (2016). PLoS ONE.
In real Pennsylvania criminal trials, more attractive defendants got lighter sentences
Stewart, J. E., II (1980). Journal of Applied Social Psychology.
Across mock-jury experiments, attractive defendants were generally judged more leniently
Mazzella, R., & Feingold, A. (1994). Journal of Applied Social Psychology.
Real judges set lower bail and fines for attractive misdemeanor defendants
Downs, A. C., & Lyons, P. M. (1991). Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.
In 506 small-claims cases, more attractive plaintiffs were likelier to win
Zebrowitz, L. A., & McDonald, S. M. (1991). Law and Human Behavior.
In Finnish parliamentary elections, non-incumbents rated one standard deviation better-looking had about 20% more votes
Berggren, N., et al. (2010). Journal of Public Economics.
Across many studies, attractiveness was linked to emerging as a leader
Courtright, S. H., et al. (2026). Journal of Management.
In a field study, attractive communicators got more agreement with their message
Chaiken, S. (1979). Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
In a lab trust game, people trusted attractive partners at higher rates
Wilson, R. K., & Eckel, C. C. (2006). Political Research Quarterly.
Better-looking people reported more life satisfaction and happiness, across six data sets in four countries
Hamermesh, D. S., & Abrevaya, J. (2013). European Economic Review.
Looks rated in high school were linked to more well-being and less distress later
Datta Gupta, N., et al. (2016). Journal of Happiness Studies.
A national survey tied attractiveness to eight measures of well-being
Umberson, D., & Hughes, M. (1987). Social Psychology Quarterly.
Judge-rated attractiveness went with greater happiness in women undergraduates, not men
Mathes, E. W., & Kahn, A. (1975). The Journal of Psychology.
See what suits your face.
A new cut, tidier brows or a trimmed beard can change how a face comes across.
A two-block cut with a middle part.
Before
After
A two-block cut with a middle part.
Before
After
A tapered curly cut, a groomed beard, brows tidied.
A butterfly cut, a glossy dark-brown bob or long layers with curtain bangs, each with soft makeup.
Before
Butterfly cut
Glossy bob
Curtain bangs
Your free scan tells you which changes suit your face. Answer a few questions, take one front photo and sign in.
Adults 18+
Your face shape
Long oval
Your face is long and slender, with a jawline close to your cheekbones in width.
Your strength
Your nose sits in proportion with the rest of your face.
Your top 3 changes
01Haircut
Top combed down and forward
Hair brushed forward gives your look easy movement.
02Brows
Leave the inner brows full
Thick starts give the brows a strong, natural look, which suits the spacing of your eyes.
03Beard
A beard rounded at the chin
A smooth finish at the front gives the beard a neat, even outline.
For the detail-minded Estimates
A sample Complete Clinical Dossier. Every report is checked by our team and ready within 24 hours of your photos being accepted, then yours to open on any device for 12 months.
Hairstyles01 / 03Your photo
Three cuts for a long oval face
Show these photos to your barber. Your report also draws each cut on your own photo.
01
Top combed down and forward
Your free pick
02
A side part
03
A crew cut
Facial balance02 / 03Measured feature by feature
Two of the 169 tests, each with its published reference where one exists. All values are estimates.
Your plan03 / 03Your 90-day plan
Three phases. Each step says what to do, and the steps picked from your measurements say why.
Month 0–1
Haircut and a base routine
Book the cut first: everything after it is styled around the new shape.
Month 1–2
Brow and beard lines, and frames
Once the cut has settled, set the brow and beard lines and choose frames.
Month 2–3
Check your progress
Compare where you are now with the photo you started from.
Every report begins with the free scan, so you see your result before you pay. One-time payment.
$29
Your 10 most reliable front measurements.
Ready within 24 hours
$59
Recommended
See 3 hairstyles on your own face, plus a 90‑day plan to get the look.
Everything in the $29 Basic Readout, plus:
Ready within 24 hours
$119
10 hairstyles, structural simulations, a PDF for your surgeon and a year of re‑scans.
Everything in the $59 Complete Clinical Dossier, plus:
Ready within 24 hours
Your free result comes first.
Start free scanA phone or laptop with a camera and one front photo in good, even light. You need to be 18 or over. The Complete Clinical Dossier and the 1-Year Suite add a side photo, taken after you pay.
Your face shape, a strength and your top 3 changes, from one front photo. You sign in or give your email to see it. It shows no AI image of you: the hairstyles drawn on your own photo come with the Complete Clinical Dossier and the 1-Year Suite.
Every report is checked by our team before it opens. Yours is ready within 24 hours of your photos being accepted. Images follow by email after a quality check.
No. The hair changes and your face stays exactly as it is. Your restyled photo grooms the brows and beard or gives a close shave (women: brows and soft makeup), and leaves your bone structure untouched.
They are processed to make your report. Photos from paid reports are deleted 30 days after delivery.
