The answer is sort of. The size and shape of the skull in general does not generally change after approximately the age of 7 or 8, at least not appreciably. However, there can be some changes in the shape of the orbits. These are pretty subtle changes that are generally studied by patients who do longitudinal studies on skull shape and, generally speaking, when it comes to aging, and therefore you can ascertain some differences in the shape of a facial skeleton around the eye socket, which will slightly change in shape, as well as the piriform aperture which is otherwise known as the central hole that you breathe through upon which your nose sits.