facial growth

Facial growth involves the natural and gradual development of the bones, muscles, and tissues in the face during childhood and adolescence. It shapes features like the jaw, cheekbones, nose, and eyes, influenced by genetics and environment. This process includes both bone growth and soft tissue changes, allowing the face to mature in proportion and harmony over time. Growth usually slows down after teenage years, but subtle changes can continue into adulthood. Proper nutrition and health support normal facial development, while habits or certain medical conditions might impact growth patterns.