Summary

Where Luigi Mangione's Nasofacial Angle sits at the wide end of the wiki, at 39.1°, Abraham Lincoln's sits at 29.1° in profile, below its ideal range of 31.0 to 35.0° and scoring 9.1. The measurement evaluates the harmony between the nose and chin, with a balanced angle avoiding extremes, where too low may suggest a small nose or prominent chin, and too wide may indicate a weak jaw or overly prominent nose. Abraham's angle is higher than 40% of the men on the wiki, and 35% of them measure inside the ideal range, while Austin Butler, Toni Mahfud and Park Sunghoon share the same 29.1° value. Casey Neistat registers the lowest reading at 18.0°, and Luigi Mangione the highest at 39.1°. For more context, see Abraham's Nasal Tip Angle and Abraham's Nasal W to H ratio.