race of people with high cheekbones continued actress Michele pfifer very high cheekbones..German heritage.
I have no idea cause even kesha likes her cheekbones!!!!
The scientific name for cheekbones is zygomatic bones.
Vanessa has extreeeemely high cheekbones!!! omigod, i am sooo jealous.
Yes, the cheekbone (zygomatic bone) is proximal to the nose. Proximal means closer to the point of attachment, which in this case, is the skull where the cheekbone is located.
In many cultures, prominent cheekbones are a beautiful feature because they form a symmetrical and elevated facial shape. However, there are differences in the shape of the cheeks: high cheekbones are characteristic of Central and Eastern Europeans, and Asian women do show a wider jawline. In addition, high cheekbones are associated with youth, while shallow cheekbones represent the aging effects of gravity. Youth and fertility are the main health factors that men unconsciously seek in their partners. It is not surprising, therefore, that high cheekbones are a universal symbol of beauty. And while many girls today may feel that their cheekbones are too high and too prominent, this is really a case of you not combining high cheekbones with the right makeup and hairstyle. With the right combination, high cheekbones will glow with a unique charm that is all it is own.
Yes, the nose is medial to the cheekbones. Medial refers to the direction toward the midline of the body, so the nose, located centrally on the face, is closer to the midline than the cheekbones.
High cheekbones typically refer to prominent, well-defined cheekbones that sit higher on the face, creating a sculpted appearance. You can determine if you have high cheekbones by looking at the mirror and seeing if your cheekbones are located prominently and slightly higher on your face compared to the rest of your features.
High cheekbones are often a genetic trait that is inherited from one or both parents. Cheekbone structure is influenced by genetics, with variations in bone structure and fat distribution influencing the appearance of prominent or high cheekbones.
Sometimes. If you smile alot, maybe your cheekbones may hurt for a while. Also, when your cheekbones hurt from smiling, smiling does not hurt.
The cheekbones are known as the zygomatic bones or zygoma. They are paired bones that form the prominences of the cheeks and contribute to the structure of the eye sockets.
you have huge cheekbones thats why