Summary

Thom Strijd's Nasofacial Angle of 30.1° sits below its ideal range of 31.0 to 35.0°, earning a score of 9.8. The angle describes the harmony between the nose and chin, and a value this low can point to a small nose or a prominent chin when read alongside other measurements. Only 35% of men on the wiki measure inside the ideal range, and his value is higher than that of 55% of them. Cameron Alborzian and Tom Welling share his exact value, while Shohei Ohtani sits close at 30.2°, and at the extremes Luigi Mangione reaches 39.1° and Casey Neistat 18.0°. Compare Thom's Nasal W to H ratio or Thom's Nasal Tip Angle, or see Thom's full Harmony breakdown.