Can the bone still grow taller when it closes?

After showing bone closure, it is impossible to grow taller. Because the development of height and bone growth are all completed by the development of the metaphysis of the bone, if the bone closure is shown, that is, the metaphysis of the metaphysis has been closed, this situation has stopped the development of the bone, so the height of the human body will no longer show the development. Therefore, after the bone closure, the patient's height is basically stable. If the patient wants to grow taller, he can only do so surgically, i.e., by lengthening the bone, but once the epiphysis is closed, there will be no significant change in height without surgery.