Summary

Anterior Facial Depth describes how far forward the midfacie projects when the face is viewed from the side. On Milo Ventimiglia's face it measures 71.4°, above its ideal range of 64.5 to 67.5°, and scores 8.9. That places him higher than 80% of the men on the wiki, while only 25% of men measure inside the ideal range. He shares his exact value of 71.4° with Conor Mcgregor, Rohit Sharma and Markiplier, and at the ends of the scale Marty Feldman measures highest at 84.2° while Jack Doherty measures lowest at 49.0°. Milo's Facial Convexity (Glabella) scores 10.0, and you can see his full Harmony breakdown or run the FaceIQ Labs' analysis, to measure your own face.