Summary

At 24.4°, Mieczyslaw Kalenik's Nasofacial Angle sits well below its ideal range of 31.0 to 35.0°, earning a score of 2.0 for this measurement of the nose and chin. The Nasofacial Angle evaluates the harmony between the nose and chin, helping to identify deficiencies in chin projection or nasal structure when combined with other assessments. His value is the same as Gerarld Butler and Marty Feldman, while Ivan Zolo records the highest value at 41.7° and Casey Neistat the lowest at 18.0°. Among the men on the wiki, his value is higher than 10% of them, and 30% measure inside the ideal range; see his Nasolabial Angle and Nasomental Angle in his full Harmony breakdown.