Why is the Golden Ratio Important in Facial Aesthetics?

The golden ratio can be used to evaluate the human face. Because the human eye finds anything proportional more attractive. For this reason, the golden ratio also gains importance in facial features. The most acceptable form of this ratio is the golden ratio, which is important for people at many points. The golden ratio is based on the width and length of the human face, the space between the eyes and the mouth, the distance between the eyes according to the width of the face, and some proportions between the nose and lips. The closer these ratios get to the Phi number, or 1.618, the more proportional and positive the face becomes. This ratio mostly develops in direct proportion to the opening of the distance between the eyes and the mouth. But increasing this gap can also cause disproportion. Facial attractiveness is perceived outside of the person’s consciousness and this situation is closely related to facial proportion, symmetry and skin structure. For this reason, the person does not have this process applied just to show himself more attractive. He also does it to see the person he sees in the mirror more proportional.

How to Perform Facial Aesthetics to Reach the Golden Ratio?

There is no golden ratio for facial aesthetics. The aim is to make the lines on the face suitable for the golden ratio. While this is sometimes possible with a filler, sometimes it is possible with procedures such as rhinoplasty and eyebrow lifting. A ratio caliper can be used by the doctor to reach the golden ratio on the person’s face. This caliper helps the doctor see the points that need to be replaced with aesthetics. At the same time, thanks to this caliper, the person can observe the differences that will approach the golden ratio if it is changed in himself. More than one procedure can be done to reach the golden ratio in facial aesthetics. In no case are stable values such as nose length and eyebrow height available. Facial aesthetics in accordance with the golden ratio means that all organs on the face are proportional to each other and the face shape. For this reason, the parts that spoil the gold percentage are processed while performing aesthetics. These procedures can be performed with some surgical procedures or botox procedures.

If there is a disproportion between the width and length of the face, fillers are applied and the width of the face is brought to the desired length. If the point that disrupts the face ratio is due to the forehead length, the forehead height can be increased or the forehead length can be shortened by eyebrow lifting. In order to eliminate the disproportion in the lower face, procedures such as lip augmentation or chin filling are applied.

Rhinoplasty: In order to achieve the golden ratio balance between the nose and the face, nasal aesthetics, i.e. rhinoplasty, can be applied. The drooping, short or long image is removed. This procedure is done in cases where the nose of the person is not proportional and symmetrical with the face.
Chin Implant: In some cases, the reason for the person to look disproportionate may be that their chin appears back. With the chin implant, the proportion between the chin and the nose is ensured, and the chin is brought to the appropriate length and the golden ratio on the face is achieved.
Brow Lift: There is a mismatch of the golden ratio, especially in the eyebrows. In order to eliminate the disproportion caused by the collapses in the eyebrows, eyebrow lifting can be performed and the appropriate distance from the hairline is reached.
Wrinkle Reduction: Some people may experience sagging due to wrinkles. In this case, the lines are filled with botox process. Or, the ratio can be achieved with fillings made to areas such as lips and chin.