Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Demodicosis is a human parasitic disease caused by the ticks of the genus Demodex – permanent conditionally pathogenic representatives of the human skin microbiocenosis. Disturbed symbiosis of bacterial, mycotic, and parasitic flora on the skin surface, concomitant diseases of various genesis, systematic medications used for their treatment, irrational treatment of facial dermatosis are cofactors for the onset and more severe course of demodicosis. Treatment of demodicosis confirmed by clinical and laboratory data with consideration of the anamnesis data and clinical variants has proved high efficiency of the personalized rather than standard approach to selection of the disease treatment tactics with consideration of particularities of its course in each patient.
demodicosis, classification, treatment, topical preparations, personalized approach.
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