One part of your body that never stops growing is your ears. While most of your body stops growing after puberty, the ears continue to grow throughout your life, albeit at a very slow pace. This growth is due to the gradual accumulation of cartilage and changes in skin elasticity as you age.
As we get older, factors like gravity and the loss of collagen also contribute to the elongation of the ears. While this change might not be noticeable over a short period, over the decades, it can become more apparent. Therefore, if you ever notice someone with larger ears in their later years, it’s just a natural part of the aging process!