When do facial bones develop?

We all know that people stop developing when they reach a certain age, and they become so-called adults. However, many people are dissatisfied with a certain part of their body when they are very young, and they always want to change it. However, many experts suggest waiting until the facial bones are fully developed before making a decision. So when will the facial bones be considered fully developed? Let’s take a look together below!

1. Generally speaking, it is best to have plastic surgery after adulthood, preferably after the age of 18. However, with aging, or due to acquired oppression, or some diseases, the face shape will also change. For example, people who play the violin often have their left cheek resting on the violin board, which will affect the development of their facial shape.

2. If you are not satisfied with your facial contour during your developmental period, you can do some massage or kneading exercises to promote or change your facial contour. To give another example, if you are not satisfied with your flat nose bridge, you can often use your index finger and thumb to pinch both sides of the nose bridge and squeeze it towards the upper middle part. Doing this for a long time will also promote the upward growth of the nasal bone. The shape of a child's face when he grows up is also affected by his sleeping position when he was young.

3. Bone development is more obvious during puberty, and then slows down after puberty. It develops earlier in women, so there are rarely significant changes at the age of 22!

4. Normally, the epiphyseal line of men will close at 19-6, and that of girls will close at 17-19. The so-called epiphyseal line closure means that the body will no longer grow taller naturally. If you want to achieve the goal of increasing height, you must receive scientific and professional height-increasing treatment. Some patients, eager to grow taller, choose to take various height-increasing drugs, some of which even have side effects. Blindly increasing height will only delay the patient's growth opportunities.

The above introduces some information about the development of facial bones. Generally speaking, bone development is complete by adulthood. If you want to change a certain part at this time, it will not cause deformity because it is still developing. But I think nature itself has given us natural beauty, which does not require any deliberate changes.