Summary

Where Alfred Enoch sits at the top of the scale with 179.9°, Imad Skywalker's Submental Cervical Angle, which traces the contour between the neck and chin/jaw, measures 104.4°, scoring 10.0 and falling inside its ideal range of 94.0 to 106.0°. Lower angles yield a taut, defined jawline, while obtuse angles suggest weakness, often due to higher body fat or loose skin, so this measurement captures how crisp the line from neck to jaw appears. His reading is higher than 20% of the men on the wiki, and 15% of them measure inside the same ideal range. Fernando Lindez, Hayden Christensen and Jacob Elordi all record the same 104.4°, while Alex Schlab sits at the lowest end with 75.0°. Explore Imad's full Harmony breakdown to see how this angle sits among his other measurements.