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MUST READ PART 6: IS IT ACNE OR NOT

It’s possible that people who say Demodex causes their acne don’t actually have acne. Both acne rosacea and papulopustular rosacea actually look quite a bit like acne, and a layperson could easily confuse them.

Of course this matters little when your skin is full of pustules. You don’t care what they are called but to get rid of them...continue to PART 7... THE SOLUTION!!

MUST READ PART 5: ANTI-MITE DRUGS CLEAR SKIN PROBLEMS

There’s some evidence to show that mite-killing drugs can be helpful in psoriasis and acne patients. The problem is that the connection between these mites and skin problems is controversial and many dermatologists don’t take it seriously. Because of this there are only a few, quite poor quality studies to draw from.

One in papulopustular rosacea patients showed that 5% permethrin (mite-killing agent) cream was as effective as standard, topical rosacea treatments. There are also a handful of case reports where unresponsive rosacea patients were successfully treated with mite-killing drugs.

The review paper on Demodx and acne also talks about a Chinese study where 100 acne-like demodicidosis cases where topically treated with essential oils. After 6 weeks of treatment both mite density (number of mites per square inch/cm) and inflammatory lesion counts dropped by 90% and 80% respectively. Unfortunately the study was in Chinese and I have no way to verify this. And I haven’t been able to find any similar studies done on acne patients.

This study brings up an interesting point...continue to PART 6 soon...

MUST READ PART 4: HOW IT COULD HAPPEN

Studies that look at mite-infested skin show increased inflammation and higher number of immune system “killer” cells around mite-infested follicles. These studies were done on rosacea patients, and I can’t say for sure whether the same happens in acne patients. Nevertheless, it’s a possible way for the mites to trigger acne – basically anything that increases inflammation in the skin can trigger the acne formation process.

Demodex mites can also carry bacteria, and there’s at least one study that suggest it’s the bacteria the mites carry that’s responsible for psoriasis in infested patients.

If you are just eating, you might want to skip this bit. There’s also another way the mites cause problems in the skin. While they apparently don’t p**p, they do spill everything inside of them as they die. The immune system reacts to these foreign proteins and initiates inflammation as it cleans up the mess.

So far all of this is a bit of speculation, as there’s really no good research in this area...continue to PART 5 soon...

MUST READ PART 3: CORRELATION DOES NOT MEAN CAUSATION

I should once again note that correlation doesn’t mean causation. These mites fund sebum especially yummy, and they are often found more commonly in areas of skin with more sebum. Given how acne-prone skin produces almost 3 times more sebum, you would expect these mites to enjoy this buffet.

Even healthy people have them

Demodex infestations are common. Some papers show 40% infestation rates even in people with healthy skin. So having these mites on your skin doesn’t automatically mean anything bad, in fact they are harmless in most people. Just one of the many organisms that live on our bodies...continue to PART 4 soon...

MUST READ PART 2: DEMODEX MITES ARE COMMON IN PEOPLE WITH SKIN PROBLEMS

The role of Demodex mites in acne is controversial. That said, studies seem to show they are more common in people with skin conditions. They seems especially common in rosacea patients. A systemic review of psoriasis studies showed that a rosacea patient is 7.6 times more likely to have an infestation than a person with healthy skin.

In acne the picture is not that clear. Several studies from China and Russia show they are more common in acne patients, but studies from Western countries often show otherwise. One review paper looked at studies on acne patients, and here’s what they found:

Demodex mites were 2.8 more common in acne patients than in healthy controls.

The infestation rate among acne patients was 51.85% and 31.54% in healthy controls.

Most of these studies were conducted on Chinese patients, and we can’t say for sure whether the infestation rates are similar in Western people...continue to PART 3 soon...

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MUST READ PART 1: THE CAUSE OF ACNE

Usually we are wondering why acne problem cannot be solved since we have clean and do whatever it takes to solve acne problem.

Well this might be the answer behind the serious acne problem.

These little creepy crawlers eat, sleep and have s*x on your skin. Everybody agrees that having mites on your skin is not something you proudly talk at parties. But besides being socially inappropriate, is it possible that Demodex mites also cause acne.

Yes, is because of Demodex mites that lot of people think so, and a less than stellar looking alt-med website states that 90% of teenage acne can be blamed on them. As usual rumors and hype run far ahead of science. In this post we’ll look at the science behind this. Is there actually any good evidence to believe these mites can cause acne?

In short, it’s possible. The mites are more common in people with skin problems and there’s some evidence that mite-killing drugs help with psoriasis and acne. But we just don’t have enough evidence to say for sure.....continue to PART 2 soon...

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