Rhinoplasty is best postponed on young patients until the nose has completed its growth. In general, this tends to occur around the age of fourteen or fifteen for girls and a bit later for boys.

It's generally recommended that rhinoplasty not be performed on children who have not yet finished growing. Children tend to finish growing around the age of fifteen for girls and around eighteen for boys. Future growth of the nose can negatively impact any changes achieved through rhinoplasty. See similar questions...

Like many non-vital surgical procedures, a cosmetic nose job is best left until after the patient has reached physical maturity. Since the body and the face are continuously changing shape throughout the teen years, a rhinoplasty performed before age 15 or so may cause the nose to grow improperly or redevelop the negative characteristics that were originally corrected. See similar questions...

Rhinoplasty may be performed at any time after facial growth has been completed. This usually translates into age 15-16 for women and age 16-17 for men. In cases where sinus function is compromised due to a traumatic injury or flawed nasal structure, surgery may be appropriate at an earlier age. There is no upper age limit for rhinoplasty. See similar questions...

Children should be six years of age or older as the ears are mostly grown by this time. It's often recommended that the procedure be performed at a young age, as opposed to waiting until adulthood, to spare children any teasing or ridicule that they may suffer as a result of their ears. See similar questions...

The University's programs are not designed for recent high school graduates. The programs are designed for mid-career adults who are capable of accepting a large measure of personal responsibility for their educational achievements. A recent survey of alumni of a nearby university indicated that the average age of the student body is 41 years old. In 2003, the University awarded a 92-year-old woman her degree. A lifetime dream became a reality. See similar questions...

There are rules regarding the minimum age for draft eligibility. A player can't play in the NBA unless he's been eligible for at least one draft (he doesn't have to actually be drafted, he just has to have been eligible). A player who is eligible for a draft must be at least 19 during the calendar year of that draft, and if a U.S. player, at least one year removed from high school. In addition, at least one of the following must be true: The player has graduated from a U.S. See similar questions...