Summary

Oussama Guessoum's Submental Cervical Angle comes in at 108.3°, scoring 9.8, a reading above its ideal range of 94.0 to 106.0°. Lower values in this area suggest a taut, defined contour between the neck and jaw, while more obtuse readings are the ones that point to a softer line, often tied to body fat or loose skin. His angle is higher than that of 25% of the men on the wiki, while 15% of them measure inside the ideal range. For a sense of scale, Kit Butler matches him at 108.3°, Mike Mew sits just below at 108.2°, and the extremes run from Alex Schlab at 75.0° to Alfredo De La Cruz at 169.1°. The full picture is in his Harmony breakdown.