High cheekbones vs. low cheekbones: What’s the difference?
Cheekbones, also known as zygomatic bones, play a big role in how our faces look. They give our faces structure and shape, and their prominence and position are often linked to beauty standards. While those standards can vary by culture and time period, cheekbones are almost always part of the discussion.
That’s why we’re diving into the differences between high and low cheekbones. We’ll explore what makes them different from an anatomical perspective, cultural perceptions of attractiveness, and how aging affects their appearance. We’ll also cover surgical and nonsurgical options for enhancing cheekbones, along with makeup techniques to create definition.
Keep in mind that genetics and ethnicity have a lot to do with cheekbone structure and position. For example, some ethnic groups are known for having more prominent or higher cheekbones. Aging also plays a role, as collagen loss and fat pad relocation can impact cheekbone prominence over time.
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