A three‐dimensional look for facial differences between males and females in a British‐Caucasian sample aged 15½ years old

Optical surface scanning accurately records the three-dimension (3D) shape of the face non-invasively. Many software programs have been developed to process and analyze the 3D data, enabling the clinicians to create average templates for groups of subjects to provide a comparison of facial shape.Differences in facial morphology of males and females were identified using a laser scan imaging technology.This study was undertaken on 380...