MOGGED
FACE RATING
The Mogged face rating is the full in-app report — a 10+ metric breakdown of your facial structure, your aggregate Mogged score, and your structural potential. Most men live their lives without ever seeing this data.
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What's a Mogged face rating?
A Mogged face rating is the in-depth analysis you get inside the Mogged app — a 10+ metric breakdown of your facial structure, calibrated against thousands of male faces. It's the deeper version of the free Mogger Test and PSL Score tools on the website: same AI core, deeper output, plus a personalized improvement protocol.
The free web tools give you a quick tier classification — useful for a single read. The full Mogged rating in the app is a multi-page report: every facial metric scored individually, your aggregate Mogged Score out of 100, your structural potential (the score you could realistically reach), and the specific daily protocol to close the gap.
Think of it as a Mogged face detector that actually tells you what to do next. Every weak metric in the report links to the exercises, routines, or composition changes that move it. The free mogger test on this site tells you where you stand today. The in-app Mogged analysis tells you where you can be in 90 days and the work to get there.
10+ Point Inspection
Comprehensive Dual-Angle Analysis
Mogged Score
Your aggregate attractiveness score. Calculated from 1,000+ data points and compared against global averages.
Symmetry
Precise detection of eye height, jaw alignment, and brow position imbalances.
Potential
Your calculated "ceiling". The score you *could* reach if you follow the Protocol perfectly.
Side Profile
Nasal angle, chin projection, and gonial angle analysis.
Neck Posture
Forward head posture assessment and correction potential.
Masculinity
Measures masculine traits like jaw width, brow ridge prominence, and chin projection.
What the 11 metrics actually measure
The Mogged report is an AI face rating broken into 11 specific metrics — six from your front-facing photo, five from your side profile — plus two aggregate scores. Each metric returns a 0-100 score with a written verdict, so you see not just where you stand but exactly which markers are driving the rating up or down.
Front-facing metrics (6)
Overall Mogged Score
Your aggregate attractiveness score on a 0-100 scale, calibrated against thousands of male faces. The composite weighs Jawline (~30%), Eye Area (~20%), Skin (~15%), Symmetry (~15%), and Masculinity (~20%). This is the single number to track over time as you run the routine.
Jawline Definition
Reads gonial-angle sharpness, mandibular width, chin projection, and masseter density. The highest-weight signal in male facial attractiveness research. Most malleable through body composition cuts and consistent jawline exercises in the app.
Skin Quality
Clarity, evenness, hydration, visible inflammation, and pore appearance. The fastest metric to move with a real skincare routine — 2-3 weeks for clarity, 8-12 weeks for tone. Affects perceived age by 5-10 years independent of bone structure.
Eye Area
Orbital depth, lid exposure, canthal tilt, brow-to-eye distance, and lash density. Drives the hunter-eyes vs prey-eyes read. Mostly bone structure, but eye-area body fat, sleep, and brow grooming meaningfully shift visible score.
Facial Symmetry
Left-right alignment of eyes, brows, jaw, philtrum, and mouth corners. Largely genetic — but masseter asymmetry (a common driver of jaw imbalance) responds to one-sided gum chewing and unilateral chewing-drill protocols.
Masculinity / Femininity Score
Composite of sexual-dimorphism markers — jaw width, brow ridge prominence, chin projection, hairline shape, lip fullness. Higher male dimorphism reads as more attractive in studies. Shiftable via hair, beard, body comp, and brow definition.
Side-profile metrics (5)
Side Profile Score
Aggregate side-profile rating. Captures what front-facing can't — chin projection, neck-to-jaw separation, nasal contour, forward head position. Roughly 40% of perceived attractiveness in real-world impressions happens from the side, not the front.
Side Jawline Definition
Gonial angle measured from the side, mandibular plane angle, submental angle (the ~120° between chin and neck). The ideal male jawline reads sharp from front AND side. Side jaw responds to body composition and posture as much as to direct exercise.
Nasal Angle
Nasolabial angle (90-95° is the male ideal), nasal tip projection, dorsal hump assessment. Structural — most major changes require rhinoplasty. Score helps you understand whether your nose is pulling your side profile down or just neutral.
Neck Posture
Forward head position angle, cervical alignment, and submental fullness. The most-correctable side-profile metric — posture exercises move this score within 4-8 weeks. Forward head posture instantly degrades perceived jawline by 1-2 points.
Face Structure
Overall facial harmony from the side — midface ratio, lower-face balance, ogee curve continuity. Structural composite. Reveals whether your side profile is bone-balanced or whether one section (long midface, weak chin) is pulling everything down.
Every score includes a written verdict — what the AI saw, why it scored that way, and what specifically can move it. The face symmetry test alone returns a number; the Mogged face rating wraps the symmetry score in actionable context: which asymmetry direction, which muscle group drives it, what protocol works.
As an AI face rating, this is more granular than the casual 1-10 friends give you, more grounded than a PSL-forum stranger's rating, and more decomposable than a generic facial attractiveness rating from a one-shot AI tool. The combination of an aggregate attractiveness score plus 11 individual metrics is what makes the difference between knowing where you stand and knowing what to do next.
Mogged rating vs casual ratings, PSL scores, and “hot or not” AI tools
Most guys trying to rate themselves end up with one of three answers — and none of them are useful. A casual 1-10 from friends or matched dates is socially inflated (people round up, especially women being polite). A PSL forum score from Lookism or Sluthate strangers is harsh, inconsistent, and often racist in its implicit reference faces. A generic “hot or not” AI rater spits out a single number with zero explanation of what drove it.
The Mogged face rating fixes all three. It's objective — the same face gets the same score every time, regardless of who's rating it. It's decomposable — your aggregate Mogged score breaks down into the specific structural drivers (jawline, symmetry, side profile, masculinity, skin, frame), so you know exactly which markers are pulling your rating up or down. And it's actionable — every weak metric in the report links to a concrete daily protocol to improve it.
It's also designed as a longitudinal tool, not a one-shot verdict. The app tracks your Mogged rating over time as you cut body fat, change hairstyle, fix posture, or work the jawline routines. You see the progression in numbers and side-by-side photos. The mogged detector that gives you one number today should be the same mogged analysis showing you the trajectory three months from now.