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According to the “Golden Ratio,” a scientific study of what makes a “perfect face” has determined that the Twilight is the most attractive guy in the world.
There has been a lot of discussion on Pattinson’s rating. One commenter writes, “I couldn’t agree more—this man is STUNNING.”
“Not all the solutions can be found in science! “This is evidence of that fact,” another says. The final question is: “The world is full with other males.
How can they know he’s the most gorgeous if they haven’t seen them all?
Additionally, Pattinson replied to the recognition with a unique, widely shared video. The Golden Ratio of Beauty Phi has its roots in the ancient Greek study of aesthetics and stretches back to the European Renaissance.
Artists and architects have long used it as a technique to produce visually appealing creations. According to Study.com,
Leonardo Da Vinci used this ratio in his well-known depiction of the Vitruvian Man, which represents the “ideal” human male form.
This mathematical method has been modified by scientists today to identify physical attributes.
A mathematical method known as the Golden Ratio calculates the proportions of different face characteristics.
First, measurements of a person’s face’s length and breadth are taken, and the results are split. A face or body is said to be “perfect” if these ratios are closer to the number 1.618 (Phi).
Several places on the face are measured, such as the distance between the eyes and the forehead hairline, the distance between the eyes and the nose, and the distance between the nose and the chin.
If these measures are almost equal, the individual is seen more lovely. The face’s proportions and symmetry are also evaluated.
According to the Golden Ratio, a person must have ears that are the same length as their nose and eyes that are as wide as their distance from one another in order to be deemed attractive.
Dr. Julian De Silva, a Harley Street face cosmetic surgeon, developed the rating using sophisticated computer mapping methods.
This method is used in the practice of Dr. De Silva, who is the director of the Centre for Advanced Facial Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery in London.
“Robert Pattinson was the obvious winner when all aspects of the face were measured for physical perfection,” he tells MailOnline.
“The technology is helpful when planning patients’ surgeries, and these new computer mapping techniques allow us to solve some of the mysteries of what makes someone physically beautiful.”
According to the Golden Ratio of Beauty Phi, a metric that is supposed to quantify physical perfection.
The British actor, who is most known for his performances as Edward Cullen in the Twilight series and Batman, has received an accuracy rating of 92.15%.
According to an analysis, his eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, chin, jaw, and general facial form most closely resembled the ideal of perfection held by the ancient Greeks.
Because of his classic face shape and well-defined jawline, Pattinson topped the list with a score of 92.15% and was in the top five for almost every facial attribute.
But his lips, which were judged to be a little thin and flat, caused his score to drop a little. With a score of 91.64%, Henry Cavil took second place.
Cavill received good marks for both his lips and forehead, and Dr. De Silva praised his “perfect” forehead.
Cavill had a lower grade for eye spacing in spite of these advantages. With a score of 91.08%, Bradley Cooper performed quite well, especially in the eye placement area.
His nose shape and general face structure, however, earned him a failing grade. Brad Pitt, who earned 90.51% and was commended for his eye spacing but deducted for the shape of his nose, is another well-known name.
Despite some obvious symptoms of age, George Clooney maintained his excellent ranking at 89.91%, despite a modest drop from his top slot.