In anatomy, the angle of the mouth where the upper and lower lips meet at the corners.
From Greek 'cheilos' meaning 'lip.' The term is used in medical and anatomical terminology to describe the precise corner points of the mouth, important in facial surgery and anthropology.
Anthropologists measure the cheilion as part of facial proportions—your mouth corner position is one of many tiny measurements that collectively define unique human faces.
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