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Research
Research consistently demonstrates diverse benefits of physical attractiveness in many areas of life.
Attractive people earn 10-15% more
Hamermesh & Biddle (1994), American Economic ReviewAttractive applicants are perceived as more qualified
Puleo (2006), Undergraduate Psychological ResearchAttractive servers receive significantly higher annual tips
Parrett (2015), Journal of Economic PsychologyCustomers are more likely to buy from attractive salespeople
Reingen & Kernan (1993), Journal of Consumer PsychologyA New Approach
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Supported by world-renowned experts.
Effective enhancement, no surgery required.
Every recommendation is tailored to you.
Built on research-proven methods.
Facial Analysis
Every face is unique. We analyze over 100 aspects of your face to understand your personal facial aesthetics.


Upper / mid / lower ratio analysis

Skin uniformity score

Left-right imbalance map

Tone and contrast check
Personalized

Considers unique facial traits common to your demographic.

Adapts your protocol to your own aesthetic direction.

Considers skin, bone and soft tissue changes over time.

Includes sleep, stress, climate, and daily habit load.

Adapts recommendations to your real-world context.

Accounts for inherited patterns that influence outcomes.
Informative

Your current scores and realistic potential.

Detailed breakdown on each facial feature.

How your features work together.

What you can improve without surgery.

Evidence references for each recommendation.
Aesthetic Tests
The following tests are included in your Healthmaxxing analysis.
General AnalysisThe immediate perception others form based on your facial appearance — often within milliseconds and before any interaction takes place.
How strong, angular, or traditionally "masculine" your facial features appear.
How soft, delicate, or traditionally "feminine" your facial features appear.
How closely your features match the typical or most common facial traits in your demographics.
How well the different parts of your face are sized and spaced in relation to each other.
How closely the left and right sides of your face match.
The impression of a person's age based on their appearance, regardless of their actual chronological age.
The overall outline of your face — such as oval, heart, square, or round.
EyebrowsThe overall curve or angle of your eyebrows.
How wide your brows appear from top to bottom.
How high or low your brows sit on your face.
The natural shade of your eyebrow hairs.
How dense and filled-in your brows look.
How similar your left and right brows are in shape and size.
The vertical distance between your brows and eyes, which affects how lifted your eyes appear.
The angle at which your brows slant — upward, downward, or straight.
Where your brow begins near the center of your face.
Where your brow finishes, toward the outer side of your face.
The space between your eyebrows across the bridge of your nose.
How far the outer end (tail) of your brow extends.
Whether the brow tail gently slopes down, stays straight, or tilts upward.
The natural direction in which your eyebrow hairs grow.
EyesThe overall outline and form of your eyes, such as almond, round, or hooded.
How large or small your eyes appear overall.
The horizontal distance from the inner to outer corner of the eye.
The vertical opening of the eye, from the upper to lower eyelid.
The natural color of the circular part of your eye.
How similar your left and right eyes look in shape, size, and position.
How much of the upper eyelid is visible when your eyes are open.
The amount of volume or puffiness in the upper eyelid area.
The shape, curvature, and definition of the area beneath the eye
The overall condition of the skin and structure under your eyes.
The level of darkness or discoloration under the eyes.
Swelling or fullness beneath the eyes.
Sunken or hollow areas under the eyes that may create shadows.
Visibility of blood vessels under the eye skin.
How well the area under the eye is structurally supported and filled.
How thick, dense, or long your eyelashes appear.
The natural color of your eyelashes.
How far back or forward your eyes are set in your face.
The distance between the inner corners of both eyes.
The distance between the centers of your pupils.
The shape of the inner corners of your eyes (sharp, rounded, or covered).
The shape and tilt of the outer ends of your eyes.
How much of the white part of your eye (sclera) is visible below the iris.
The color and clarity of the white part of your eye.
How visible the dark ring around your iris is (a sign of youth and eye clarity).
A fold of skin covering the inner eye corner, common in many East Asian and other populations.
NoseThe overall appearance and outline of your nose from the front and side.
How wide your nose appears across the base, typically from nostril to nostril.
The width of the upper part of your nose along the bridge.
How evenly the left and right sides of your nose match in shape and size.
The shape of your nostrils and how balanced they are on each side.
How defined or rounded the tip of your nose looks.
How wide your nostrils flare outward from the base of the nose.
How far the tip of your nose projects outward from your face in profile.
The overall vertical length of your nose from top to tip.
How high or low the top of your nasal bridge sits on your face.
The overall shape of your nasal bridge — straight, curved, or with a hump.
Whether the centerline of your nose (columella) is straight or tilted.
Whether your nasal septum (the internal divider) is aligned or deviated.
The direction your nose tip points — slightly up, straight, or downward.
The angle between your forehead and the top of your nose.
The angle between the base of your nose and your upper lip.
A slight natural dip or curve just above the tip of the nose on the bridge.
LipsThe overall outline and contour of your lips, including how curved or straight they appear.
How plump or thin your lips look overall.
The size relationship between your upper and lower lips.
The shape and sharpness of the dip at the center of your upper lip.
How wide your lips are across your face.
The vertical height of your lips from top to bottom.
How your lips fit proportionally within the rest of your facial features.
How far your lips stick out from your face in profile.
Whether the corners of your mouth turn slightly up, down, or stay level.
The shape and depth of the vertical groove between your upper lip and nose.
How clearly the border of your lips is defined.
The overall softness and evenness of your lips’ surface.
Fine lines or creases on or around the lips.
How smooth, moisturized, or glossy your lips appear.
The natural base color of your lips without makeup.
How much your lips stand out from your skin tone in terms of color contrast.
CheeksHow much your cheekbones stick out from the side of your face.
The overall outline and structure of your cheekbones — sharp, round, or flat.
How clearly your cheekbones are defined and separated from the rest of your face.
The vertical placement of your cheekbones on your face.
The natural curve or contour of your cheeks from the eyes down to the midface.
How high or low your cheeks sit on your face.
The highest point of your cheek — where the cheekbone is most prominent.
The amount of volume or fullness in the middle area of your cheeks.
A hollow or sunken area just beneath the cheekbone.
The overall width of your face across the cheekbones.
How evenly volume is distributed across different parts of your cheeks.
The size and shape relationship between your cheeks and jawline.
The distance between your cheekbones and your eyes — affects how supported or lifted the eyes appear.
JawThe overall shape of your jaw when viewed from the front — square, tapered, or rounded.
The outline of your jaw when viewed from the side — sharp, sloped, or flat.
How clearly your jawline is defined and visible.
How wide your jaw appears from side to side.
The length of your jawline from the angle to the chin.
The vertical height of the jaw, especially near the ear area.
The level of contrast between your jawline and neck — more contrast creates a sharper look.
How similar the left and right sides of your jaw are in shape and size.
How well your jaw fits proportionally with the rest of your face.
The size relationship between your jaw and your cheekbones.
Whether both sides of your jaw flare out equally or unevenly.
ChinThe overall shape of your chin — rounded, pointed, square, or tapered.
How far your chin sticks out from your face in profile.
The width of your chin from side to side.
The vertical height of your chin from the bottom of your lower lip to the bottom of your face.
The overall curve or sharpness of your chin’s outline.
The amount of volume or fullness at the front of the chin.
A visible dip or indentation in the center of the chin.
The angle at which the chin projects typically observed from the side profile.
SmileThe overall curve and structure of your smile — wide, soft, curved, or straight.
How many teeth are visible when you smile fully.
The natural shade and brightness of your teeth.
How straight or aligned your teeth are.
How evenly both sides of your smile match in shape and movement.
How much the corners of your mouth lift when you smile.
How many teeth are visible when your face is at rest.
How much of your gums show when you smile.
How wide your smile stretches across your face.
How high your upper lip rises when you smile.
The dark spaces that appear at the corners of your mouth when you smile.
Whether your smile involves the eyes, signaling genuine emotion.
Wrinkles or lines that form around your face when you smile.
NeckThe overall contour and outline of your neck.
How clearly your neck is defined and separated from your jawline.
The amount of fat or fullness under your chin (often referred to as a double chin).
How tight and smooth the skin on your neck appears.
How gradually your neck narrows from the jaw to the base.
How long or short your neck looks from the chin to the collarbone.
How wide your neck appears when viewed from the front.
The alignment and positioning of your neck in relation to your head and shoulders.
The quality of your neck skin — including smoothness, clarity, and even tone.
Visibility of neck muscles, especially during movement or in leaner necks.
How noticeable the Adam’s apple is — more prominent in some individuals, especially men.
EarThe overall outline and structure of your ears.
How large or small your ears appear relative to your head.
How far your ears stick out from the sides of your head.
The angle at which your ears tilt away from your head.
Where your ears sit on your head in relation to your eyes and nose.
The vertical length of your ears from top to bottom.
The width of your ears from front to back.
How similar your left and right ears are in size, shape, and position.
The shape and curve of the outer rim of your ear.
The inner Y-shaped ridge of your ear that adds depth and structure.
The shape and size of your earlobes — attached, free, or in between.
The hollow central area of your ear that sits just above the earlobe.
SkinThe overall lightness or darkness of your skin.
The underlying hue of your skin — warm, cool, or neutral.
How soft and refined your skin feels and looks.
How evenly colored and consistent your skin appears overall.
Visible pimples, blackheads, or breakouts on the skin.
Marks or indentations left behind from past acne.
Areas of the skin that are darker than your natural tone.
Where darker spots are clustered or most noticeable on your face.
Small imperfections like pimples, marks, or uneven areas.
Pink or red tones caused by irritation, sensitivity, or inflammation.
Visible signs of sun exposure, like spots or rough texture.
How visible your pores are across the skin’s surface.
The size of your pores — larger pores can appear more noticeable.
Small, shallow lines that are early signs of aging or dryness.
Deeper folds or lines that come with aging or repeated expressions.
The overall pattern of your skin’s surface — smooth or uneven.
Areas that feel or look rough, dry, or flaky.
Scars unrelated to acne, often from injury or surgery.
Visible blood vessels or redness caused by broken capillaries.
The level of natural oil your skin produces, which can affect shine and texture.
Transformation Protocol
A structured transformation protocol gives exact steps to improve appearance without surgery.




We provide a detailed facial improvement protocol based on research and practical implementation.
Visualization

See practical previews of likely improvements.

Only changes with clear non-surgical pathways.

Respects your natural identity and context.

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Learn about your features through objective analysis.

Double eyelids are common in East Asian populations and influence how light shapes the eye area.
Many European faces show shorter midface height and stronger lower-third projection patterns.
High malar projection and brow depth are often associated with stronger side-profile definition.

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Mindset
Improving your appearance is not about obsession. It is about better communication, confidence, and quality of life through intelligent action.