Löwenstein LENA Full Face Forehead Cushion

The Löwenstein Medical LENA Forehead Cushion is a crucial component for maintaining the stability and comfort of your high-pressure therapy. Designed specifically for the LENA Full Face Mask, this cushion acts as a soft buffer between the mask’s forehead support and your skin, ensuring that pressure is distributed evenly and comfortably throughout the night.

If your current forehead cushion has become discolored, stiff, or is causing red marks, replacing it is the simplest way to restore the premium feel of your LENA mask.

Key Features

• Magnet-Free Stability: As part of the LENA system, this forehead cushion and its mounting mechanism contain no magnets. It is 100% safe for patients with pacemakers, ICDs, or other metallic implants, ensuring secure therapy without magnetic interference.
• Pressure-Relief Design: Crafted from high-quality, skin-friendly material, the cushion is designed to "spring" slightly, absorbing the tension of the headgear and preventing localized pressure points on the forehead.
• Essential for High-Pressure Therapy: The LENA mask is built for CPAP, BiLevel, and Ventilation. This forehead cushion provides the necessary anchor point to keep the mask stable even when air pressure increases.
• Soft and Hygienic: The smooth surface is easy to clean and gentle on the skin, reducing the likelihood of morning red marks or irritation.
• Snap-In Replacement: Engineered for simplicity, the cushion snaps securely into the LENA frame, allowing for quick removal during your daily cleaning routine.

When to Replace Your Forehead Cushion?

For the best therapy experience, Air Liquide Healthcare recommends inspecting your forehead cushion regularly. Consider a replacement if:

1. Hardening: The cushion feels stiff or brittle rather than soft and flexible.
2. Discoloration: The material appears yellowed or cloudy from long-term exposure to skin oils.
3. Visible Wear: You notice any cracks or tears in the material.
4. Skin Irritation: You begin to notice new red marks or discomfort at the contact point on your forehead.