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To: “face indentations”


by: charlie on Mon, Apr 23 2007

Carol-
If you are wearing a nasal mask, if you can- try and venture out with other nasal masks such as a nasal pillow mask - they are more like a big cannula and don’t go around your nose - they go more IN your nose. If you are wearing a full face mask - they are coming out with a new mask from ResMed that doesn’t have all the forehead gear - it has nasal pillows and a mouth piece instead to prevent all the deep wrinkles and clasterphobia. Also try in the morning waking up your skin with a hot wash cloth may help.

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April 2007

  • To: “face indentations” - by charlie - (Mon, Apr 23 2007)
    Carol- If you are wearing a nasal mask, if you can- try and venture out with other nasal masks such as a nasal pillow mask [more..]
  • Face Indentations - by Carol - (Thu, Apr 12 2007)
    Does anyone know how to get rid of face “indentations” from the cpap mask or halter pressing on the face? [more..]
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