at what age forward growth completely stop? and how to measure it or predict it?

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sorry for the goofy pic*
this was me at 14 year 6 months old*
(don't mind my crooked nose but now I actually improved it so its now straight and is a little upturned)

what I wanna know is will I keep growing forward? and at what age will it complete?
now I am 16 I don't have any good pics to post so I couldn't really tell it If I have even grown more forward so can someone measure it from this pic and cuz I don't really understand how you even measure it and maybe even estimate how forward grown I am *now*? i don't have any pic rn so pls tell me how to measure it or measure it for my incel ass (forgive me if I use the term worng)
 
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Forward growth stops around 14-16, when most of your facial sutures completely close or soon to be. Some people can see some facial growth beyond this period, but it's rare, by 16 most people's faces stop growing forwardly because the basically all the sutures of the jaw are fused.
View attachment 3914880this was me at 14 year 6 months old*
(don't mind my crooked nose but now I actually improved it so its now straight and is a little upturned)

what I wanna know is will I keep growing forward? and at what age will it complete?
now I am 16 I don't have any good pics to post so I couldn't really tell it If I have even grown more forward so can someone measure it from this pic and cuz I don't really understand how you even measure it and maybe even estimate how forward grown I am *now*? i don't have any pic rn so pls tell me how to measure it or measure it for my incel ass (forgive me if I use the term worng)
Shut up nigga
 
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Forward growth stops around 14-16, when most of your facial sutures completely close or soon to be. Some people can see some facial growth beyond this period, but it's rare, by 16 most people's faces stop growing forwardly because the basically all the sutures of the jaw are fused.
 
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sorry dud but I wanna know it even tho I have to go thru cringy post
 
Forward growth stops around 14-16, when most of your facial sutures completely close or soon to be. Some people can see some facial growth beyond this period, but it's rare, by 16 most people's faces stop growing forwardly because the basically all the sutures of the jaw are f

Forward growth stops around 14-16, when most of your facial sutures completely close or soon to be. Some people can see some facial growth beyond this period, but it's rare, by 16 most people's faces stop growing forwardly because the basically all the sutures of the jaw are fused.
what about actually measuring it? is it over?
 
what about actually measuring it? is it over?
The only way to measure whether you face will stop developing or not is to get X-ray done in your head, otherwise you cannot externally tell if your face will keep developing or not
 
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The only way to measure whether you face will stop developing or not is to get X-ray done in your head, otherwise you cannot externally tell if your face will keep developing or not
damn alright
 
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