Precision Facial Landmarking
Why denser maps keep lip drafts inside the lip, not the philtrum.
FaceArchitect Editorial · Caymaz TechHealth
"We've got about 128 points on the face. Eyes, lips, jaw. The dense grid is why a lip draft stays on the lip instead of smearing into the philtrum like cheap filters do."
What are the 128 facial landmark points?
Think rings around the eyes, the nasal bridge, the lip border, the jaw. Sparse filters skip the soft curves. Those curves matter when you're previewing a nose or jaw change.
How does landmarking ensure natural-looking results?
Borders act like rails. Volume stays near the vermillion line. You get fewer cartoon pillow looks. Still a draft though. Not magic.
How is symmetry assessed using these points?
Left vs right distance to a midline. Brow height, eye shape, cheek mass show as gaps. Useful for a balance talk. Not a score of your worth.
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