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Amber Heard Has The World's Most Beautiful Face, According To Science

 American actress Amber Heard, who is in the limelight because of her and ex-husband Johnny Depp’s defamation trial, has the ‘world's most beautiful face’, according to science. 

A new report said that Heard’s facial features are near-flawless based on scientific standards. A special mapping formula revealed that her eyes, lips, and face shape are perfect. 

Who conducted the research?

The study was conducted by a UK-based cosmetic surgeon. According to a report by Unilad, British Harley Street's cosmetic surgeon Dr. Julian De Silva found in a study that Heard’s face was exactly 91.85 percent close to perfect by using digital facial-mapping technology.

According to media reports, the surgeon conducted his research in 2016 and used the Greek Golden Ratio of Beauty of 1.618. The ratio determines the perfect proportion of facial features.

He analyzed 12 points on Heard’s face using a red carpet image. The surgeon analyzed her eyes, nose, lips, chin, and overall head. The technique is the secret formula to determining the world’s most beautiful faces.

Using the same formula, Dr also stated that Kim Kardashian had the best eyebrows, Hollywood actor Scarlett Johansson had the best eyes, and model Emily Ratajkowski had the most perfect lips.

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American actor Johnny Depp sued Heard over an op-ed she wrote in the Washington Post. Heard claimed to be a survivor of domestic violence in the op-ed but didn’t identify Depp as the abuser. Depp said that she defamed him when she called herself a victim of domestic abuse. 

She countersued him for $100 million. Later on, she accused Depp of abusing her during the defamation trial.

After a six-week-long trial, a Virginia jury awarded Johnny Depp more than $10 million in damages for defamation. However, her lawyers said that she was not capable of paying the damages awarded by the court to Depp. 

Amber Heard Has The World's Most Beautiful Face


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