This young man had sustained several nasal fractures resulting in a closed nasal airway and a nasal tip collapse. Dr. Erlich performed a closed septorhinoplasty technique with tip-grafting to restore the prominence of the tip and create a more aesthetic profile. The nasal airway was opened by straightning the "deviated" nasal-septal cartilage.

This young woman from New Jersey came to visit Dr. Erlich at his Fifth Avenue Surgery Center to have the appearance of her nose refined. The bump on the bridge of her nose was reduced and no longer competes with her high prominent cheekbones for facial feature dominance. Her surgery took about an hour and she was back to work in 5 days.

This young woman from Long Island came to see Dr. Erlich and underwent an outpatient closed rhinoplasty technique. The result demonstrates how lowering an overly prominent nasal profile restores aesthetic facial balance and "opens-up" the eyes by eliminating the shadows cast by prominent nasal height.