Summary

At 118.3°, Chris Henry's Submental Cervical Angle sits above its ideal range of 94.0 to 106.0°, scoring 5.4. This measurement evaluates the contour between the neck and chin/jaw, and obtuse angles suggest a less defined jawline, often linked to higher body fat or loose skin. His angle is higher than 55% of the men on the wiki, and only 15% of them measure inside the ideal range. His closest matches are Louis Garrel at 118.2° and Atesh Salih at 118.1°. At the far ends, Alfred Enoch records the highest value at 179.9°, while Alex Schlab records the lowest at 75.0°. See Chris's full Harmony breakdown for his other measurements.