Create male image, 15.6% smaller head and limbs.

Create a full-body, front-facing image of a male with a height of 160 cm. Use a male with a height of 185 cm as the reference, and adjust the proportions accordingly. The head should be scaled up by a factor of 185/160, making it approximately 15.6% larger than the head of a 185 cm male. The neck should be approximately 15.6% shorter as well, reflecting the relative difference in height. The arms and legs should also be shortened by 185/160, resulting in limbs that are approximately 15.6% shorter than those of a 185 cm male. Ensure these proportional changes are clearly noticeable, with a compact and properly balanced appearance for a 160 cm male