Summary

The Submental Cervical Angle describes the contour between the neck and the chin and jaw, where a lower angle reads as a taut, defined jawline and a higher one can suggest softer tissue. Neels Visser measures 109.7° on this angle, scoring 9.5, which places it above its ideal range of 94.0 to 106.0°. Among the men on the wiki, his angle is higher than 30% of the others, and only 15% measure inside the ideal range. His reading is nearly identical to that of David Gandy at 109.7° and Richard Deiss at 109.7°, while François Cevert sits just below at 109.6°. For contrast, Lacy records the highest value on the wiki at 175.6°, and Alex Schlab the lowest at 75.0°. See Neels's full Harmony breakdown for his other measurements.