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	{{Short description\|Bizygomatic width divided by upper-face height}}		{{Short description\|Bizygomatic width divided by upper-face height}}
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			\| image = Facial thirds charcoal.jpg
			\| caption = Facial thirds charcoal study (Astra, 2026). FWHR is bizygomatic width over upper-face height — a measurement, not a PSL score.
			\| alt = Facial thirds diagram
	\| name = Facial width-to-height ratio		\| name = Facial width-to-height ratio
	\| also = fWHR, FWHR		\| also = fWHR, FWHR
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	It is not a PSL score. It does not measure jaw. Changing it in an adult means width (implants, fat) or the vertical denominator (hairline, lip position, surgery) — not a chewing block.		It is not a PSL score. It does not measure jaw. Changing it in an adult means width (implants, fat) or the vertical denominator (hairline, lip position, surgery) — not a chewing block.

			== What it is not ==
			A rating app’s FWHR is a template match. Anthropometry is calipers or a calibrated photo. See [[bizygomatic width]] and [[facial thirds]].

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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{{Short description|Bizygomatic width divided by upper-face height}}
{{Infobox term
| name = Facial width-to-height ratio
| also = fWHR, FWHR
| field = Face
}}
'''Facial width-to-height ratio''' ('''fWHR''') is [[bizygomatic width]] (cheekbone to cheekbone) divided by upper-face height (usually brow/upper-lid landmarks to upper lip — studies disagree on anchors).<ref name="carre">Carré & McCormick and later perception papers; scene glossaries recycle ~1.8–2.1 for men. Different landmarks give different numbers.</ref> Social-psychology papers have linked higher male fWHR to ratings of dominance and aggression; effect sizes are modest and contested. Looksmaxxing treats a high fWHR as “more Chad,” i.e. a wider, squarer midface.

It is not a PSL score. It does not measure jaw. Changing it in an adult means width (implants, fat) or the vertical denominator (hairline, lip position, surgery) — not a chewing block.

== See also ==
* [[Bizygomatic width]]
* [[Midface]]
* [[Facial thirds]]
* [[PSL scale]]

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

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

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