What you don't know about your sleep
can matter.

Sleep affects more than your nights.

Energy

How restored you feel
during the day

Focus

Your ability to stay alert and mentally present

Mood

How you feel 
and respond throughout your day

Recovery

How your body restores and prepares for what comes next

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FACE & SLEEP

Your face may already be

telling you something.

Research* links these facial and airway features
to how you breathe at night.

Eye Area

Visible tiredness can
reflect poor sleep.

Upper Jaw

Upper-jaw shape can
influence airway anatomy.

Lower Jaw

Jaw position may affect
upper-airway spaces

Nasal Region

Nasal structure may affect
breathing during sleep.

Chin position

Chin position reflects
lower-face structure.

Under Chin Fullness

Soft tissue here may
affect airway openness.

This is what FaceX screens for

FaceX is Soliish's facial-scan screening technology, built on published craniofacial research. It reviews features like 
these from a single selfie in under a minute  no extra hardware, no lab.

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Learn more about facial markers

Research: Capistrano A, et al. Facial Morphology and Obstructive Sleep Apnea. Dent Press J Orthod, 2015.

Understanding your sleep is a way to understand your health.

Sleep touches many systems in the body. A conversation with a sleep specialist can help you understand those connections in the context of your own health.

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Good sleep doesn't just rest you, it reaches everywhere

Opportunities

Show up sharp for the moments that matter.

Healthy aging

Support your body and brain for the years ahead.

Happiness & peace

Feel more present, balanced, and at ease.

Your sleep affects more than you realize. Let's talk about it.

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If you don't have one, you can book a virtual appointment with our independent telepartner, Arimahealth

Telehealth consultation

Meet with a sleep specialist from wherever you are.

Choose a time that works for you

View available appointments and select a convenient time.

Discuss your sleep concerns and next steps

Ask questions and talk through what may make sense for you.

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*1. Neelapu et al., 2017 – Sleep Medicine Reviews (systematic review & meta-analysis) 2. Lin et al., 2018 – Respirology (3D facial-photography study) 3. Migueis et al., 2016 – Brazilian Journal of Otorhinolaryngology (systematic review) 4. Eastwood et al., 2020 – Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine (3D facial-photography prediction study)