Generally speaking, men will stop growing taller at the age of 20 ~ 24. If you want to confirm whether the boy will grow taller, you can go to the hospital to check whether the epiphyseal line is closed. Epiphyseal cartilage can proliferate and ossify continuously, so bones can continue to grow. When puberty begins to develop for a period of time, the ossification of epiphyseal cartilage stops increasing, leaving a thin and dense layer of bone at the junction of epiphysis and diaphysis, which is called epiphyseal line. The completion of ossification of long bones and vertebrae in limbs and the formation of epiphyseal lines are physiological signs of formal growth stagnation. When the boy appears, these characteristics indicate that the epiphyseal line is about to close and stop growing taller.

1, growth rate decreases: height growth is an upward diagonal line. When this diagonal gradually becomes smooth, the growth rate is much slower than before, indicating that there will be signs of stopping growing taller;

2. Muscles are getting stronger: Many boys are thinner when they grow up, so parents will try their best to make their children eat more. However, if it is found that the child begins to gain weight, the muscles on his body are getting stronger and stronger, and the muscle lines and contours can be clearly seen, then it may be that the epiphyseal line has begun to close;

3, the development of secondary sexual characteristics: if the boy's secondary sexual characteristics begin to develop, such as prominent Adam's apple, voice change, beard growth and so on. And the facial features are basically stable, which may be that the epiphyseal line is about to close without major changes.