Summary

The Upper Forehead Slope measures how far the upper forehead tilts backward from the rest of the forehead, and on Neels Visser it registers 0.5° with a score of 10.0, sitting inside its ideal range of 0.0 to 2.0°. The measurement evaluates how much the upper forehead slopes backward, noting that a gentle slope creates a natural, balanced appearance while an overly sloped upper forehead can affect overall facial harmony. Among the men on the wiki, his value is higher than 5% of them, and 20% of men on the wiki measure inside the same ideal range. His value matches that of John F. Kennedy, Vijay Deverakonda and Babystickley, while Jeff bezos sits at the highest end with 32.7° and Thom Strijd at the lowest with 0.0°. See his Browridge Inclination Angle and his Nasofrontal Angle for related readings.