This mask covers the nose from the bridge to the upper lip, creating a seal around the entire nose. It's a popular choice for those who prefer nasal breathing and need a more stable mask with a secure seal for slightly higher air pressures. Nasal masks are versatile and less bulky than full face masks, though they still cover more area than nasal pillow masks.

This mask type sits just below the nose and has small cushions that rest at the nostrils. It delivers air directly into the nasal passages, making it a great option for those who prefer minimal contact with their face or feel claustrophobic with larger masks. It's generally ideal for users who breathe through their nose and want a lightweight option.

Covering both the nose and mouth, this mask is suitable for people who breathe through their mouth, especially at night. It ensures continuous airflow even if nasal breathing is obstructed. Full face masks provide a secure fit for users who need higher pressure settings but may feel bulkier compared to other options.