RE: I think my mask is causing eye bags when I wake up
(06-27-2016, 06:37 PM)DariaVader Wrote: I have tried the Swift FX and the P10 only. the FX did not hit any lower than the P10, and the jetstream of air.... was *much* worse on my eyes than what I get through my lovely diffused little P10 (the diffuser is it's biggest selling point...)
Hmmmmm. I guess it doesn't matter where the straps hit my face so much, but more how tight they are. With the DreamWear I had to keep it tight enough on my face so the seal didn't break, which pushed my cheeks up. Maybe that's because of its design not being true pillows and cushions instead...
Did you find either of those models "pushing" the skin on your face up too much?
RE: I think my mask is causing eye bags when I wake up
not pushing. laying on the skin - but with enough pressure to leave a slight mark (i mark really easily) The P10 puts the majority of the pressure on the nose. If it is too tight , you get the piggy nose thing. With the FX, the jet stream of air coming out the vent would boomerang off of pillows sheets blankets or something and into my eyes. The puffiness looked like I had cried for hours.
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Tongue Suck Technique for prevention of mouth breathing:
- Place your tongue behind your front teeth on the roof of your mouth
- let your tongue fill the space between the upper molars
- gently suck to form a light vacuum
Practising during the day can help you to keep it at night
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RE: I think my mask is causing eye bags when I wake up
(06-27-2016, 07:03 PM)DariaVader Wrote: not pushing. laying on the skin - but with enough pressure to leave a slight mark (i mark really easily) The P10 puts the majority of the pressure on the nose. If it is too tight , you get the piggy nose thing. With the FX, the jet stream of air coming out the vent would boomerang off of pillows sheets blankets or something and into my eyes. The puffiness looked like I had cried for hours.
Thank you, that's very helpful! A jet stream of air in the eyes does not sound like fun, lol! You'd think they'd user-test these things more first...
RE: I think my mask is causing eye bags when I wake up
honestly, some others like it. I am a side sleeper, which definitely makes a dif in mask choice. I have a short round face, and a small head. I am overly sensitive to air, and a fan in the room can make all my muscles lock up like nobodies business, unless it's 100 out, and even then i really dont like much air blowing *on* me. I have a lot of trouble with puffy eyes for a variety of reasons (as above). truly, ymmv when it comes to these, however I will say that a *lot* of folk like the P10.
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Tongue Suck Technique for prevention of mouth breathing:
- Place your tongue behind your front teeth on the roof of your mouth
- let your tongue fill the space between the upper molars
- gently suck to form a light vacuum
Practising during the day can help you to keep it at night
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RE: I think my mask is causing eye bags when I wake up
(06-27-2016, 08:48 PM)DariaVader Wrote: honestly, some others like it. I am a side sleeper, which definitely makes a dif in mask choice. I have a short round face, and a small head. I am overly sensitive to air, and a fan in the room can make all my muscles lock up like nobodies business, unless it's 100 out, and even then i really dont like much air blowing *on* me. I have a lot of trouble with puffy eyes for a variety of reasons (as above). truly, ymmv when it comes to these, however I will say that a *lot* of folk like the P10.
I see. I am a side sleeper, long/oval face. Not sure if I have a big head or not
I have a fan running in my room at night because I need white noise to sleep, but not blowing right on me...
RE: I think my mask is causing eye bags when I wake up
(06-27-2016, 08:57 PM)cpap4uars Wrote: I see. I am a side sleeper, long/oval face. Not sure if I have a big head or not
I have a fan running in my room at night because I need white noise to sleep, but not blowing right on me...
Hi, this is a long shot because it’s been years. But I am having the same problem with the dreamwear mask. My eyes are destroyed. Did you find a solution at all? Thanks
