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The eyelids give it away every time. Collarettes reveal the truth about DB. Once you see collarettes, you can confidently diagnose DB. See the signs and learn more. #LookAtTheLids #Demodex

Mites can cause more chaos than you may think. Identify Demodex blepharitis and help your patients understand the root cause. Join the movement and learn more at LookAtTheLids ☝️ #Demodex

There’s always more to the story, especially when Demodex blepharitis is involved. Listen to Jeanette’s story and learn how to identify and document DB. #LookAtTheLids

Demodex blepharitis (DB) is a serious, yet often misdiagnosed disease. Watch this webinar to get the facts about DB and how it hides in plain sight. #LookAtTheLids #LetsTalkDemodex

Eye care includes the lids. Patients are negatively impacted by DB. Have your patients look down so that you can diagnose the disease. See more at #LookAtTheLids

There was so much to see at #AOA2023. We greatly enjoyed the experience and hope everyone continues to #LookAtTheLids

#AOA2023 is within sight. Sign up for your spot to see 2 of the industry’s brightest talk about a growing eyelid concern. #LookAtTheLids #LetsTalkDemodex

Demodex blepharitis (DB) is a burden on patients. The negative impact includes difficulty driving at night, negative appearance of eyelids, and more. See more at LookAtTheLids ☝

Diagnosing Demodex blepharitis is easy. Just have your patients look down during a slit lamp exam and look for collarettes.

Think of this like a slit lamp showcase. Eye care professionals are sharing real-world photos of collarettes to show how tiny mites can be a big problem. Tag @lookatthelids in your own slit lamp photos to be featured in our Lid Library.

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It’s time to take a closer look at your patients’ eyelids. Collarettes are all the evidence you need to identify Demodex blepharitis. Discover more helpful information at #LookAtTheLids ☝

If there is one thing we learned at #ASCRS2023, it's that more and more people are joining the movement. Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth, and we hope you continue to #LookAtTheLids

Collarettes can be identified with a slit lamp exam. All you have to do is have your patient look down. For more information on collarettes and Demodex blepharitis (DB), visit #LookAtTheLids ☝

We look forward to seeing all you eye care professionals at #ASCRS2023. Stop by our booth and #LetsTalkDemodex. The health of your patients’ eyelids is in your hands. #LookAtTheLids

More and more eye care professionals are understanding the importance of identifying #Demodex blepharitis. Listen to a fellow eye care colleague and always remember to #LookAtTheLids.

#ASCRS2023 is almost here. Register for your spot and hear some of the brightest minds in eye care talk about this highly prevalent eyelid disease. #LookAtTheLids #LetsTalkDemodex

Did you know that #Demodex mite infestation is the primary cause of blepharitis? Take a closer look at your patients and you may see the signs of DB. Once you see it, you can’t unsee it. #LookAtTheLids

Collarettes are the pathognomonic sign of #Demodexblepharitis. If they have collarettes, they must have Demodex. #LookAtTheLids

Just because a patient doesn't appear to have a severe overgrowth of #Demodex mites at first glance, doesn't mean they don't have DB. Regardless of how they present, all patients should be screened annually for this prevalent lid margin disease. #LookAtTheLids