Summary

Where Ivan Zolo's Nasofacial Angle sits at the wide end of the scale, at 41.7°, Lee Jung-jae's measures 23.5°, below its ideal range of 30.0 to 34.0° and scoring 2.1. The measurement evaluates the harmony between the nose and chin, and a value this low may suggest a small nose or a prominent chin. Only 5% of the men on the wiki measure lower, while 45% measure inside the ideal range. Close matches include Atesh Salih at 23.2°, Pete Davidson at 23.7° and Tiger Shroff at 23.8°. For the wider picture, see Lee's Nasal Tip Angle and Lee's Nasolabial Angle, or Lee's full Harmony breakdown.