Summary

Chin to philtrum ratio compares the height of the chin with the length of the philtrum, the groove between nose and upper lip, and Kostas Vidras records a value of 3.26x, scoring 1.2 on this measurement. Balanced proportions are treated as ideal, and slightly higher ratios, meaning taller chins, are linked to male dimorphism, while very high or very low ratios disrupt the balance of the lower face. His value sits above its ideal range of 2.15 to 2.45x, placing him among the highest of the men on the wiki, with 35% of the men inside that range. Close matches include Froy Guiterrez at 3.27x and Ernest Khalimov at 3.31x, while Casey Neistat holds the highest value at 3.73x and Erik King the lowest at 1.50x. For context, his Cupid's Bow Depth scores 10.0, and his full Harmony breakdown is available.