Become More Attractive

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A crowd at a formal event, most faces softly out of focus, with one couple sharply in focus at the centre.
468-point landmark analysis

Built on measurement, not opinion.

FaceSculpt maps 468 facial landmarks across three capture angles, resolves them into five category scores, and builds a daily protocol from your own measurements.

A front-view face with a 468-point landmark overlay. Five monospaced readouts label symmetry 92.4, eye area 91.3, jawline 93.0, skin 88.7 and proportions 89.1, each linked to a magnified detail of that region.
Fig. 01 — landmark overlay, front view 5 category readout
Landmarks / scan
468
Capture angles
3
Scored categories
5
Scan cadence
7 DAYS
Method

Capture, analyze, protocol.

Nothing is inferred from a single photo and nothing is left at a number. Each stage hands measurements to the next.

01

Capture

Front view, left profile and right profile. On-device guides hold each angle in frame so the same points are measurable scan to scan.

A front-facing portrait with vertical alignment guides overlaid across the face to hold the capture angle in frame.

Front · left 45° · right 45°

02

Analyze

468 landmarks per scan are resolved into five category scores and a single facial harmony index, with the lowest category flagged as your priority.

Assessment completeScan 01
Facial harmony index
7.1 /10
Symmetry8.0
Jawline8.6
Skin clarity5.3
Eye area5.8
Proportions7.0
PrioritySkin clarity

Category scores · sample readout

03

Protocol

Steps are selected against your lowest-scoring categories, scheduled across the day, and tagged with the strength of evidence behind each one.

Morning 06:30
  • Gentle cleanser + SPF 50Strong
  • Vitamin C serum, 15%Strong
Evening 22:00
  • Retinoid, 2–3× weeklyStrong
  • Sleep 7–9h, back positionModerate
Weekly
  • AHA/BHA exfoliantModerate

Evidence-tagged · from scan 01

Category breakdown

Your face reads as five measurements.

Each category is scored independently, so a strong jawline never hides a weak eye area — and you can see which one is actually holding the index down.

Facial analysis — sample readout Front · left 45° · right 45°  ·  468 landmarks
A front-view face with vertical and horizontal axes drawn across it to compare the two sides.
01SymmetryBilateral deviation
8.0

How closely the left and right sides correspond across paired landmarks.

A profile view with the jaw angle measured and marked at 120 degrees.
02JawlineGonial angle · ramus
8.6

Definition along the mandibular border, measured from both profile captures.

A close crop of cheek skin annotated to show texture and tone.
03Skin clarityTexture · tone · evenness
5.3

Surface uniformity across the cheek, forehead and perioral regions.

A close crop of an eye with the periorbital area measured and labelled open, bright, defined.
04Eye areaPeriorbital brightness
5.8

Under-eye tone, lid exposure and the openness of the periorbital region.

A three-quarter view with the face divided into vertical thirds and each third marked.
05ProportionsVertical thirds · ratios
7.0

How the vertical thirds and horizontal fifths relate to one another.

Scores above are a sample readout shown for illustration. Your own categories are scored from your own scan.

Aesthetic potential

Your aesthetic potential, visualized.

Peak visualization renders a target — where the protocol is pointed, drawn from the measurements already on file. It is a destination to work toward, not a claim about what has happened or a promise about what will.

Current index7.1
Aesthetic potential8.3
Modelled delta+1.2

A modelled target derived from your measurements — not a prediction, a guarantee, or an edited photograph of you. Individual results vary, and some categories are constrained by fixed structure.

A three-quarter portrait with a fine landmark mesh traced across the face and monospaced notes reading real data, real insights.
Fig. 02 — landmark mesh, three-quarter view Target model
Reviews

What people actually say.

Finally an honest score

Used Umax for months and the score barely moved no matter what I did. FaceSculpt actually told me why my score is where it is, turns out my midface ratio is throwing off the harmony score. The protocol gave me specific things to work on instead of just “improve symmetry.” Worth it.

Alan9878 · App Store · 27 May
Very Accurate

The accuracy of the app is on point. Truly amazed.

Liton87 · App Store · 26 Jun
Really good

The AI model used in the app is very accurate

Saty878 · App Store · 20 Jun
Real

It really helped me glow

Diku08 · App Store · 27 May
What we can show you

Specific, not vague.

Every claim on this page maps to something shipped in the app or written into our policies. Here is the whole list.

Method
468 landmarks mapped per scan across three angles, resolved into five independently scored categories.
Photo handling
Photos travel over TLS, are processed for landmark analysis, and are discarded immediately after results are generated unless you save them.
Biometric data
Never sold to third parties. Handled under BIPA, CCPA and GDPR Article 9. Privacy Policy.
Not a medical device
FaceSculpt does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition. Medical Disclaimer.
Evidence tags
Every protocol step carries the strength of the evidence behind it, so you can weigh a strong recommendation against a moderate one.
Deletion on request
Delete your account and all associated data from inside the app or from the web. Removed within 30 days.

Most people have never seen their face measured.

Three angles, five category scores, and a protocol built from your own numbers. Free to scan.

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The FaceSculpt Journal

The reasoning, written down.

Science

The golden ratio and facial symmetry: what 468 data points actually measure

8 min Protocol

Retinoids, vitamin C and SPF: the evidence behind your morning protocol

12 min Analysis

Why your jawline score changes with sleep and posture

6 min Deep dive

Dark circles and eye-area scoring: what the research supports

10 min Data

Weekly versus daily scanning: why noise ruins progress tracking

5 min Psychology

Why you see your face differently than others do

7 min
Questions

Frequently asked.

01How does the 468-point analysis work?
FaceSculpt maps 468 facial landmarks across your front view and both profile angles. Those landmarks are resolved into five category scores using computational geometry and proportion ratios.
02Is my facial data safe?
Photos are transmitted over TLS, processed for landmark analysis, and discarded immediately after your results are generated unless you choose to save them. Biometric data is never sold to third parties. Read the full Privacy Policy.
03Why can I only scan once per week?
Measurable change from skincare and routine adjustments takes 7 to 14 days to appear. Scanning more often surfaces noise rather than signal, so scans are limited to one every seven days.
04What is peak visualization?
Peak visualization renders a modelled target derived from your own measurements. It is a reference point for where your protocol is aimed — not a prediction, a guarantee, or an edited photo of you.
05Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel through your App Store or Google Play subscription settings at any time. No hidden fees.
06How do I delete my data?
Request deletion from Profile → Account Settings inside the app, or from the data deletion page. All data is permanently removed within 30 days.