Set a consistent wake time, move bedtime earlier in small steps, and repeat a quiet wind-down each evening. Don’t force sleep before you feel sleepy.

Start by making your days predictable: keep wake-up, meals, activity, and wind-down consistent.

Raise the head end of your bed with stable pillows or a wedge, then reduce bedroom dust and manage damp air.

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Set up the least irritating position before bed, support affected areas without pressing on sensitive spots, and keep bedding loose.

Sleep face-up whenever comfortable, keep pillows and masks away from the lash line, and follow your technician’s adhesive-specific aftercare instructions.

If that position doesn’t work, try the uninjured side without twisting or restricting comfortable breathing.

Start in the position that feels most supported, then use pillows to fill uncomfortable gaps without forcing your lower back into a curve.

If you turn sideways, position your cheek so the extensions aren't pressed, bent, or dragged against the pillowcase.

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For an over-the-counter treatment, follow its label and ask a pharmacist whether it fits you.

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