Summary

Moose Ali Khan's Submental Cervical Angle, which evaluates the contour between the neck and chin/jaw, measures 98.6° and scores 10.0, placing it higher than 10% of the men on the wiki. Lower angles yield a taut, defined jawline, while obtuse angles suggest weakness, often due to higher body fat or loose skin. His value sits closest to Matt Bomer at 98.4° and Austin Dunham at 98.7°, and it falls inside the ideal range of 94.0 to 106.0°, where 15% of the men on the wiki measure. At the extremes, Lacy records the highest angle at 175.6° and Alex Schlab the lowest at 75.0°. See his Harmony breakdown for the rest of his face.