From a single photo,
your facial balance
Explore facial left-right differences by area, with scores and images side by side.
OUR APPROACH
Why it deserves a different look
10 facial measures
Explore left-right differences around the eyes, nose, mouth and jawline.
Your balance report at a glance
See this measurement through overall and regional scores and a radar chart.
Exercises tailored to my type
Follow a 4-week exercise plan for your type, with demonstrations of each movement.
Jeong Yong-in
16 years in physiotherapy · TMJ asymmetry researcher
DESIGNED BY AN EXPERT
Designed around principles refined in clinical practice
Physiotherapist Jeong Yong-in is a clinician who has treated patients for 16 years, and also someone living with his own TMJ deformation. Through years of research to correct his own asymmetry, he came to understand the relationship between the TMJ and the face. Asymmetry that couldn't be explained by facial contours alone, or by muscles alone — a structure tangled in complex ways as our body adapts to asymmetry again and again — was never easy to fix. By analyzing the point where the deformation began, along with the head and facial muscles and joints in three dimensions, he understood the structure precisely and found which parts need to change first to improve appearance fastest. He offers a care method on a different level from one-dimensional approaches that simply rub large muscles or protruding areas.
16 years of clinical physiotherapy experience
An assessment framework built from directly researching and correcting his own TMJ deformation
3D analysis of head and facial muscles and joints to trace the origin of the deformation
Not one-dimensional care that only rubs large muscles and bulges, but priority correction that improves appearance fastest
10 facial measures
A closer look, from eyes to jawline
Explore facial left-right differences by area, with scores and images side by side.
Eyes & brows
Eye height
Eye size
Eyebrow height
Nose & cheeks
Nose deviation
Alar width
Cheekbone height
Mouth & jaw
Mouth corner height
Chin deviation
Mandibular angle height
Facial contour
Facial left-right ratio
Some measures are marked for reference depending on photo conditions. Keep them alongside your earlier measurements.
Science meets clinical practice
Measurements happen on your device
Basic photo measurements run on your device before upload. Only what is needed for analysis and storage is sent to the server.
Photo quality guidance
See reference notes and guidance on when to retake a photo.
Clinically grounded design
We digitized the hands-on clinical assessment system of a physiotherapist with 16 years of experience.
Start by reading your own face now
Open app- This service provides photo-based structural-biomechanical estimates and does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.
- If you have symptoms, please be sure to consult a qualified medical professional.