Show Notes
Your Mask Marking Your Face is an extremely common occurrence. Patients regularly call our Nurse Help Line saying they are very happy with their mask, but that they wake up with marks on their face. This is not only unsightly but can also be quite sore and sometimes leads to headaches. This episode considers the occurrence of Mask Marking Your Face, and how to reduce the chance of this happening.
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