- men have less subcutaneous fat and therefore more angular everything
- bigger/stronger noses
- bigger and more squareish jaws
- heavier and more protruding brows
- much thinner lips
If you're just talking about faces, that's really all there is to it. Bigger ears, too, but ears are mostly proportional so it's just a side effect I guess. For the rest of the body, the main thing is men are wider at the top and taper towards the hips, whereas women have narrow shoulders and wider hips. The "ideal" hips-to-waist ratio for men is 90%, women is 70%. Men have bigger hands and feet. That's all I can think of off the top of my head