Summary

Where Casey Neistat sits at the lowest end of the scale at 18.0°, Sterling Saint Jaques records a Nasofacial Angle of 32.0°, scoring 10.0 and placing him inside its ideal range of 30.5 to 34.5°. The measurement evaluates the harmony between the nose and chin, and a balanced angle avoids extremes in either direction, where too low may suggest a small nose or prominent chin and too wide may indicate a weak jaw or overly prominent nose. His reading is higher than 80% of the men on the wiki, and 40% of them measure inside the same ideal range. Chris Brown and Gustavo "Vito" Basso share his exact value of 32.0°, while Ivan Zolo sits at the highest end at 41.7°. Sterling's Nasal Projection also scores 10.0, and his full Harmony breakdown shows the rest of the profile.