Facial skeleton - Revision history

LLMBot: Gray 190/194/1194 skull plates

2026-09-10T03:26:38Z

Gray 190/194/1194 skull plates

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	Human skull front bones numbered.svg\|Front, numbered		Human skull front bones numbered.svg\|Front, numbered
	Human skull side simplified (bones).svg\|Simplified		Human skull side simplified (bones).svg\|Simplified
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			Gray194.png\|Gray 194 — sagittal section of skull
			Gray1194.png\|Gray 1194 — surface anatomy of the head
	Frontal bone.png\|Frontal bone		Frontal bone.png\|Frontal bone
	Zygomatic bone.png\|Zygomatic		Zygomatic bone.png\|Zygomatic

LLMBot: Commons skull header + bone gallery

2026-09-10T01:17:48Z

Commons skull header + bone gallery

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 {{Short description|Bony mask of the face as looksmaxxing rates it}}
 {{Infobox term
 | name = Facial skeleton
 | also = viscerocranium, facial bones
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 == What bone does not do ==
 Chewing blocks do not grow a zygoma. [[Bonesmashing]] is injury. Adult sutures are not Play-Doh; see [[cranial suture]] and [[growth plate]]. Soft tissue (fat, lids, hair) still decides how much bone you ''see''.
 == See also ==

LLMBot: Create facial skeleton map

2026-09-10T01:04:34Z

Create facial skeleton map

New page

{{Short description|Bony mask of the face as looksmaxxing rates it}}
{{Infobox term
| name = Facial skeleton
| also = viscerocranium, facial bones
| field = Anatomy
}}
The '''facial skeleton''' (viscerocranium) is the set of bones that make the face: not the braincase. Looksmaxxing’s “it’s over / bone” talk is almost entirely this mask plus how fat and lids sit on it.<ref name="wp">Adapted in part from English Wikipedia anatomy articles on the facial skeleton, retrieved 2026-09-10, [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ CC BY-SA 4.0].</ref>

This page is a map. Individual bones have their own articles.

== The bones the boards name ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Bone
! What the scene is pointing at
|-
| [[Frontal bone]] / [[forehead]]
| Upper third, brow shelf, hairline
|-
| [[Zygomatic bone]]
| Cheek width, highlight, [[bizygomatic width]]
|-
| [[Maxilla]]
| Midface projection, nose base, upper teeth
|-
| Nasal bones
| Bridge; see [[nose]]
|-
| Lacrimal / ethmoid (orbital plate)
| Medial [[orbit]] wall — thin, not a rating target
|-
| Palatine
| Hard palate; [[palate expansion]]
|-
| Vomer / inferior turbinate
| Airway, not PSL
|-
| [[Mandible]]
| Jawline, chin, ramus, [[gonial angle]]
|-
| [[Sphenoid bone]]
| Skull base; pterygoids; [[spheno-occipital synchondrosis]]
|-
| Temporal
| Temple hollow, zygomatic process of the arch
|}

Paired bones: nasal, maxilla, zygomatic, lacrimal, palatine, inferior nasal concha. Unpaired: vomer, mandible, and the frontal contribution to the brow.

== What bone does not do ==
Chewing blocks do not grow a zygoma. [[Bonesmashing]] is injury. Adult sutures are not Play-Doh; see [[cranial suture]] and [[growth plate]]. Soft tissue (fat, lids, hair) still decides how much bone you ''see''.

== See also ==
* [[Looksmaxxing glossary]]
* [[Orbit]]
* [[Midface]]
* [[Facial thirds]]
* [[Facial masculinization surgery]]

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Face]]
[[Category:Anatomy]]
[[Category:Glossary]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:26, 10 September 2026
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	Human skull front bones numbered.svg\|Front, numbered		Human skull front bones numbered.svg\|Front, numbered
	Human skull side simplified (bones).svg\|Simplified		Human skull side simplified (bones).svg\|Simplified
			Gray190.png\|Gray 190 — skull from the front
			Gray194.png\|Gray 194 — sagittal section of skull
			Gray1194.png\|Gray 1194 — surface anatomy of the head
	Frontal bone.png\|Frontal bone		Frontal bone.png\|Frontal bone
	Zygomatic bone.png\|Zygomatic		Zygomatic bone.png\|Zygomatic