Question 179 · LDEK · Clinical examination
Physiological (physiognomical) face is divided into three segments: frontal, nasal and maxillary. The frontal segment is situated between:
- A. Trichion and Ophryon points.
- B. Ophryon and Subnasale points.
- C. Subnasale and Gnathion points.
- D. Trichion and Subnasale points.
- E. Ophryon and Gnathion points.
Hint
The frontal segment covers the forehead, from the hairline down to the level of the eyebrows.
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