The size of a person’s eyes does not generally change significantly from birth to death. The size of a person’s eyes is determined by genetics and tends to remain stable throughout their lifetime.
There are some factors that can cause temporary changes in the size of a person’s eyes, such as changes in fluid levels or changes in the shape of the orbit (the bony socket that holds the eye), but these changes are usually not permanent and do not affect the overall size of the eye.
In rare cases, certain medical conditions or injuries can cause permanent changes in the size of a person’s eyes, but this is not typically the case.
Originally posted 2022-12-19 15:55:12.
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