Summary

The Nasofacial Angle describes the harmony between the nose and chin in profile, where a balanced angle avoids extremes, with too low suggesting a small nose or prominent chin and too wide suggesting a weak jaw or overly prominent nose. John F. Kennedy's angle measures 29.3° against an ideal range of 31.0 to 35.0°, which is below that range and earns a score of 9.3. His value is higher than 45% of the men on the wiki, and 35% of them measure inside the ideal range. Russell Brand (29.4°) and KyanStone (29.3°) sit closest to his value, while Ivan Zolo (41.7°) has the highest angle and Casey Neistat (18.0°) the lowest. For a wider view of his profile, see John's Frankfort-tip Angle and John's Nasal W to H ratio, or the John's full Harmony breakdown.