Join the

Demodex

Practitioner Program

Professional education, patient resources, and directory eligibility for Demodex-aware practitioners.

What Is the Demodex Practitioner Program?

The Demodex Practitioner Program is an educational awareness initiative created to help professionals recognize when Demodex may be relevant in patient concerns such as rosacea-prone skin, ocular irritation, blepharitis-like symptoms, follicular itching. scalp irritation. and chronic skin sensitivity.


Who This Program Is For

This program is for professionals who work with patients experiencing:

  • Rosacea-prone skin
  • Ocular rosacea
  • Blepharitis-like symptoms
  • Eyelid irritation
  • Facial redness and sensitivity
  • Scalp or facial follicular concerns
  • Chronic itching. bumps, or irritation
  • Skin barrier disruption
  • Patients seeking bettor education around
    Demodex and daily care routines

Practitioner Resource Access

Practitioners will receive access to a professional resource library built from Demodex.net’s educational content and organized for practical use with patients.

Resources may include:

  • Demodex overview guides
  • Demodex life cycle summaries
  • Demodex skin, scalp, and eye education
  • Demodex vs. rosacea, acne, folliculitis, and blepharitis comparison tools
  • Patient intake questions
  • Screening checklists
  • Symptom and flare trackers
  • Daily care checklists
  • Printable patient handouts
  • Visual reference guides
  • Patient communication scripts
  • Curated research summaries

These materials are designed to help practitioners educate patients clearly, recognize common Demodex-related patterns, and support responsible care conversations.


Patient Education Materials

Practitioners may use patient-friendly materials to explain Demodex without confusion. fear, or misinformation.

Patient resources may include:

  • What is Demodex?
  • Demodex and Rosacea-Prone Skin
  • Demodex and Eyelid Irritation
  • Demodex and Scalp Concerns
  • Daily Hygiene Checklist
  • Bedding, towels, makeup, and reinfection prevention
  • Demodex Symptom Diary
  • Trigger and Flare Tracker

Clinical Support Tools

The program may also provide simple tools practitioners can use during consultations or patient follow-ups.

Clinical support tools may include:

  • Demodex screening questionnaire
  • Patient intake questions
  • Symptom severity tracker
  • 30-day follow-up tracker
  • Visual signs checklist
  • “When Demodex May Be Relevant” checklist
  • Referral guidance for severe or persistent symptoms

Research & Reference Support

Practitioners may receive curated research summaries and reference and reference materials to help them better understand the relationship between Demodex, rosacea-prone skin, eyelid irritation, follicular concerns, and skin barrier health.

These summaries are intended to make the research easier to understand and easier to explain to patients in a responsible, educational way.


Directory Listing Eligibility

Practitioners accepted into the Demodex Practitioner Program will be listed in the Demodex Practitioner Directory.

The directory is designed to help patients find Demodex-aware professionals who understand the importance of patient education, pattern recognition, daily care guidance, and appropriate referral when needed.

Directory listings may include:

  • Practitioner name
  • Credentials
  • Practice name
  • Location
  • Specialty focus
  • Website or contact link
  • In-person or virtual availability

How It Works

1

Apply to Program

Submit your basic professional information through the application form.

2

Application Review

Our team reviews your submission and may follow up by email for additional details.

3

Resource Access

Accepted practitioners receive access to educational materials, tools, and practice support resources.

4

Application Review

Eligible practitioners may be considered for inclusion in the Demodex Practitioner Directory.

Important Note

The Demodex Practitioner Program is an educational awareness initiative. It does not replace medical diagnosis. treatment, or professional clinical judgment.
Practitioners are responsible for working within their professional scope of practice and referring patients to licensed medical providers when appropriate.

Apply to the Demodex Practitioner Program

Interested in joining the Demodex Practitioner Program and being considered for the Demodex Practitioner Directory?

Submit your information through the application form, and our team will follow up with the next steps.