Get to know your mask
Start with where the mask sits. Compare nasal pillows, nasal masks, and full face masks with examples of each. Turn through the masks to see how their fit and features differ.
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Where it seals
At the nostril openings
Two soft pillows seal at the nostril openings, leaving the mouth and most of the face uncovered.
About this mask
A compact frame and split-strap headgear keep the design simple. The short tube connects at the front.
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Where it seals
Over the nose
A memory foam cushion seals around the nose and leaves the mouth free. It rests over the nose, including the bridge.
About this mask
The AirTouch N20 is the memory foam option in the N20 family. Its front elbow disconnects without taking the mask off.
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Where it seals
Under the nose + over the mouth
DreamWear sits beneath the nose and seals around the mouth. It accommodates nose or mouth breathing while leaving the nasal bridge clear.
About this mask
The hose connects at the top of the head. Air travels through the frame to the under-the-nose full face cushion.
Models shown are examples of each style, not a statement of current stock. Seal illustrations are simplified; fit varies by face and cushion size.
Your selections, side by side
These details follow the masks you select above. Compare the cushion and tube connection as you explore.
Nasal pillows
Nasal masks
Full face masks
A nasal cradle, like Evora Nasal, sits beneath the nose and leaves the mouth open. DreamWear Full Face and Evora Full Face sit beneath the nose and cover the mouth. Check the full model name when comparing masks or replacement cushions.
From style to fit
Tell your fitting team about nasal congestion, mouth leaks, skin sensitivity, and your usual sleep position. A comfortable seal matters more than choosing by appearance alone.
Read the mask-selection guideGeneral education. Follow your care team’s guidance and the instructions supplied with your mask. Sources checked October 20, 2026.
Product photography: ResMed, React Health, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, and Philips Respironics. Product names belong to their respective owners.
