Which Batman has the best Bat-chin? We asked a famous plastic surgeon
Michael Keaton’s acting is Oscar-nominated, but how does his chin stack up? Photo: Warner Bros. Though the tone of each Batman project has varied over the years, mostly depending on how comfortable the respective filmmakers are with BDSM vibes, the general design of the Dark Knight’s costume never has. His ears are pointy, and located on top of his head. His nose is an isosceles triangle.
8. Robert Lowery Photo: Colubmia Pictures Lowery wasn’t the first actor to play Batman; that was the comically square-jawed Lewis Wilson, who portrayed the character in a 1943 serial. When Lowery took over for the little-loved Wilson in the Batman and Robin serial six years later, he had his own trouble measuring up. Lowery was an attractive enough actor on his own — in his prime, he was considered a poor man’s Clark Gable — but the postwar costuming did his chin area no favors.
5. Ben Affleck Photo: Warner Bros. Ben Affleck, by contrast, is often the model for men looking to reconstruct their chins. “Ben Affleck was great in Good Will Hunting,” Ghavami says. “He was a good-looking guy then, and he’s still a good-looking older gentleman now.
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