CPAP face masks for obstructive sleep apnea are available in a variety of styles. Its 4 main designs are nose, pillow, full face and cradle. The style chosen by the wearer is dependent on facial structure, side sleepers, facial hair, CPAP pressure, claustrophobia and more. We have a wide selection of these styles to help customers find the right mask. One of the most important factors in achieving positive results from therapy and your overall preference is choosing the right mask style. Nasal masks use the bridge of the nose, creating a seal along the line of the nose and just below the nostrils, actually covering only the nose. Nasal pillow masks also use the outer rim of the nostrils to create their seal, making this style of mask the least invasive of the three main styles. Full face masks use the bridge of the nose, along the nose line, through both side cheeks and just below the lower lip to create a seal, essentially covering the nose and mouth. Full face masks are typically used for users who breathe through the mouth and are at high CPAP pressures or use bi-layers. Check out our masks that are high quality and durable.