A face cushion includes a hollow-out portion located at a central portion of the face cushion; an inflatable portion having an inner peripheral edge located adjacent to the hollow-out portion, an outer peripheral edge, and two slit edges located between the inner and the outer peripheral edge, with an area between the inner and the outer peripheral edge being divided into a first and a second air bag; a slit section formed between the two slit edges; and a plurality of inflating connections separately connected to the first and the second air bag. The first and the second air bag are inflated alternately with gas supplied from a gas supply device to the inflatable body via different pipelines at different time points to produce on the face cushion a facial configuration similar to a patient's face, allowing different parts of the patient's face to contact with the face cushion intermittently.

A trapezoidal-shaped foam pillow with a hole in the center and two sloping sides each sloping downward that allow the user to sleep comfortably on every side; front, back, left side and right side. The hole in the center suspends wrinkles and provides a head cradle that along with the neck rest provide therapeutic neck support while the sloping sides suspend wrinkles, reduce snoring and minimize clenched jaw.

Generally, a face hammock, and a method of making and using a face hammock to support the head of an individual. Embodiments can include a first support member disposed in opposed spaced apart relation to a second support member and one or more flexible members connected by the respective flexible member ends to the first support member and the second support member can be positioned to supportingly engage the head of an individual.

An anti-wrinkle anatomic pillow that allows that users rest on their backs, face down or on the side without this causing expression lines in their skins.

A head and neck support assembly for supporting a user's head and shoulder when the user is lying face down includes a head cushion that is positionable on a support surface to support a user's head above the support surface. The head cushion has a plurality of air passages is integrated therein to facilitating the user to breathe when the user is lying face down. A shoulder cushion is movably coupled to the head cushion and the shoulder cushion is oriented to extend along a line is oriented perpendicular to a center line of the head cushion. In this way the shoulder cushion supports the user's clavicles above the support surface and the shoulder cushion is foldable into a storage position.

An anti-snoring pillow that aims to prevent simple snoring and sleep apnea that occurs when lying on back and/or sleeping with lying faces downwards, has a face cavity opened on the surface of the pillow body, allowing the pillow to remain stable and the people to breathe while lying on the face, and wherein the face cavity has a face pad in the pillow body which distributes the weight of the head to the parts touching the face when lying face downwards and takes the shape of the face.

Generally, a face hammock, and a method of making and using a face hammock to support the head of an individual. Embodiments can include a first support member disposed in opposed spaced apart relation to a second support member and one or more flexible members connected by the respective flexible member ends to the first support member and the second support member can be positioned to supportingly engage the head of an individual.

A pillow is provided herein which includes a cover having opposing first and second panels. A gusset perimetrically bounds, and joins, the first and second panels. The gusset is formed of an open cell construction. Compliant fill material is disposed within the cover. Advantageously, with the subject invention, a pillow is provided allowing for lateral ventilation between opposing panels. This permits a cooling effect while a user is resting or sleeping.

The present invention discloses a therapeutic mattress. The mattress comprises a mattress body comprising a head of bed section and a foot of bed section, one or more apertures configured at the mattress body and a support frame having a support surface disposed within each aperture. The support frame comprises an air passage area therethrough. The mattress further comprises a first pillow removably disposed above the support surface and within the aperture. The first pillow has a C-shaped configuration. The first pillow is configured to expose a user’s head to the air passage area while lying on the mattress facing downwards and enables the user to comfortably rest.

A face cushion includes a hollow-out portion located at a central portion of the face cushion; an inflatable portion having an inner peripheral edge located adjacent to the hollow-out portion, an outer peripheral edge, and two slit edges located between the inner and the outer peripheral edge, with an area between the inner and the outer peripheral edge being divided into a first and a second air bag; a slit section formed between the two slit edges; and a plurality of inflating connections separately connected to the first and the second air bag. The first and the second air bag are inflated alternately with gas supplied from a gas supply device to the inflatable body via different pipelines at different time points to produce on the face cushion a facial configuration similar to a patient's face, allowing different parts of the patient's face to contact with the face cushion intermittently.