From 10 to 14 years, growth was relatively stable in downward-forward direction due to insignificant alteration of the facial axis; the chin protruded (increased facial depth); the mandible rotated forward (reduced mandibular plane angle and increased mandibular arch); the maxilla remained unchanged relative to cranial base and the mandible was relatively stable (no change in Ba-N-A angle and convexity was observed). The ratio between facial thirds was stable; and the craniofacial complex continued to increase in size (cranial length, the posterior facial height, and the corpus length).