The Beautiful Face
by Steven Hoefflin, MD, FACS
"The quest for beauty for a woman may
well be stronger than the quest for power, success, or wealth for a man"
Steven M. Hoefflin, MD, FACS
For centuries, poets and artists have been unsuccessful in creating a uniform definition of "beauty". Early attempts to do so have left behind a montage of words and images for the rest of us to ponder and appreciate. Today, more than any other era in history, there is an intense interest in beauty.
After years of research....
The Beautiful Face- "The First Mathematical Definition, Classification and Creation of True Facial Beauty" authored by world-renowned Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon Dr. Steven Hoefflin is now available as an e-book!
The Beautiful Face combines years of surgical experience and research by Dr. Steven Hoefflin. Dr. Hoefflin, one of the most sought-after experts in plastic surgery has studied, analyzed and measured thousands of faces and has quantified his results as a mathematical equation. After seeing over 55,000 patients over his 30 year career, Dr. Hoefflin has found that the fundamental difference between an unattractive, average, attractive and a beautiful face lies within a few millimeters and a few angular degrees.
With this in mind, he has developed “The Formula of AH (Angles and Highlights)” that allows for the first time, a mathematical definition of facial beauty.
This e-book is a summary, written for the lay person, of an eight-volume, 1,800 page medical text of Dr. Hoefflin's original work on the medical art and science of facial beauty. What the book will offer is a short history of what has been beautiful throughout the ages, discusses the Language of Beauty and our emotions when we see a beautiful face.
The Beautiful Face will show examples of Beautiful
Angles and Highlights and shows how one can establish their own "Facial
Beauty Index".
Dr. Hoefflin is an international authority and has lectured both nationally and internationally. This work has been featured at national and international plastic surgery meetings, magazines (Allure, GQ, etc), books (Taschen) and television documentaries (Discovery Channel).