Does aggressive deficit stunt facial growth at 18?

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Most of your facial growth is completed by the age of 11.
Ok that’s cope but 18 i don’t think there is any facial growth tbh, but im just asking. my bones mainly grew at 16 tbh.
 
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Ok that’s cope but 18 i don’t think there is any facial growth tbh, but im just asking. my bones mainly grew at 16 tbh.
No it’s the opposite of cope. That’s what the evidence tells us. Most of your facial growth happened before puberty.
 
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What abt the mandible? Jaw width? Bonemass? Your testosterone is negligible when ur 12 lol
Mandible is 85% of adult size at age 5. You still experience facial growth during puberty but far less than during your prepubescent years.
 
Some people have late puberty u know, like myself
Never said you don’t grow facially during puberty. Just far less. Your core facial structure is firmly established by the age of 11/12.
 
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