Sports Masks in Action

We have treated many professional football and rugby players whom have all been authorised to play with our masks.  Most of our masks are made in-house from strong and washable materials, and can usually be made in the colours of black or white.  We are able to construct the masks from a model of the face derived from scan data; using either our own on-site optical scanner or cone beam technology, as well as data from most off site scanners. This avoids the need for a physical impression of the face, which can be unpleasant.

 

The masks are intended to cover and protect a laceration or unstable part of the face. Typically, they are used to guard against further injury to lacerations to i.e. the chin or lip, or fractures to the nose or cheekbone. Larger masks can be used as burn or compression masks to lighten and soften scar tissue and protect facial grafts.

 

To learn more about our sports masks, call us at +44 (0)20 7935 2777 or email us at [email protected] for more information. 

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