Summary

Bitemporal Width gives a very different picture from the top of the wiki, where David Beckham reaches 101.1%, while Robert De Nito measures 85.4%, which sits below its ideal range of 86.5 to 92.5% and earns a score of 9.7. The measurement compares temporal (forehead) width to total facial width, evaluating upper face harmony, and balanced widths suit most, though hairline and structural factors influence it. Robert's value is higher than 40% of the men on the wiki, and 45% of them measure inside the ideal range. He matches Omar Rudberg, Vasily Stepanov and Shah Rukh Khan exactly at 85.4%, while Park Bo-gum sits at the lowest end with 71.7%. For more, see Robert's Midface Ratio and Robert's full Harmony breakdown.