Summary

At the opposite end from Alex Schlab, whose Submental Cervical Angle is 75.0°, John Abraham measures 144.1° for this angle between the neck and chin/jaw, which sits above its ideal range of 94.0 to 106.0° and scores 0.1. The angle describes the contour between the neck and chin/jaw, where lower angles yield a taut, defined jawline and obtuse angles suggest weakness. He is higher than 95% of the men on the wiki, and among them, only 20% measure inside the ideal range. His closest matches are Conor Mcgregor at 144.0° and Neil deGrasse Tyson at 143.7°, while Alfred Enoch holds the highest value at 179.9°. See John's full Harmony breakdown and FaceIQ Labs' analysis, to measure your own face for more.