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At what age do cheekbones stop growing?

While the bulk of facial growth occurs during childhood and adolescence, studies have shown that facial skeletal changes, including those involving the cheekbones, continue subtly throughout life. The answer to **at what age do cheekbones stop growing** is not a simple cutoff, but a dynamic process that slows significantly after puberty, though minor changes persist into old age. This continuous process is influenced by a mix of genetics, environmental factors, and hormonal changes.

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At what age is your face fully developed?

While the concept of a "fully developed" face suggests a single endpoint, the truth is more nuanced. The process is a combination of bone maturation, which largely concludes by the mid-20s, and continuous changes to cartilage, fat, and skin. Knowing at what age is your face fully developed means understanding the many layers of maturation.

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At what age is your face fully mature?

While the end of puberty signals the end of many growth spurts, facial development is a more gradual process influenced by many factors. Learn the specific timeline for both males and females when asking, **at what age is your face fully mature**.

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At what age is the face fully developed? A comprehensive guide

While research shows that a significant portion of a child's facial development is complete by age 12, a more complete facial maturity happens later and varies by individual and gender. This raises the complex question: at what age is the face fully developed?

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