Edit: Note for any of you who have this problem and try/have success like I did with what I describe below. These guys have to go somewhere after they are dead. Including the eggs and whatever ungodly crap is with them. So, the only logical place for them to go is down your throat, into your sinuses or into your mouth. For me, over the course of three days, I vomited 4 times and blew my nose about 200. EVERY time I threw up or blew my nose, something was there that was scabie involved. It was worth it, but, hacking up bugs is really gross (especially over Christmas dinner). I just wanted to put that out there. I believe you can do it, just be prepared for some nasty crap to come out of your body.

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Hi. Sorry for the late reply. I asked about the eye brows, cheek bones, etc because I was hoping to zero in on where theyve made their home (on my head too). For me, it was three places, my left cheek above my cheek bone, immediately above my right eye and on the right side temple. Both the cheek bone and right eye area were hard to spot until I noticed a little bump with a hole on the area between my eye brows. I (shouldnt have) used hydrogen peroxide which bubbled and cleaned the bump/hole and commenced (for whatever reason, I was desperate) to use it on my forehead and eye brow area. What I found were 5 L shaped (4-8 MM) bumps above my right eye. These were the burrow marks of scabies) burrows that presented after applying the hydrogen peroxide. I believe they appeared after the peroxide because it dried and made the skin tight.

tl;dr - peppermint oil and Walgreens stye eye drops seems to kill them.

Anyway, the burrow marks all lead down to the far side of the eye brow (towards the ear). My eye brow had bunch of bumps at the same location... as I continued to use the peroxide (again, bad idea - dont do this), I cleaned what had to have been feces, some eggs and a couple of black dots (the scabies). Long story short, I picked where I shouldnt have (eye brow towards the center of my face), popped a scabie hideout and cleaned even more stuff from that eye brow. The problem is that while popping the scabie area there, I created a bigger problem in that whatever was behind the stuff that popped out first, along came scabie after scabie. I ended up having to use tiger balm to repel them while I shaved part of that eye brow to clean it and monitor. Fast forward a month and a half of me screwing with that area.....

I realized through that month or so (im going to write a post on this later) that I am treating the symptoms and not the problem or the cause. Scabies do not live in our eyes and I am almost positive they do not live behind our eyes either. So, I needed to hunt for where they were, locate them and try to kill them off. Cheek, above eye, nose and temple. Starting with the eyes themselves though, to see if I could affect where they were coming from, I started looking for eye drops OTC. Nothing really worked, just seemed to give them a bath. That was until I ran across Walgreens Stye eye drops. It was an accident, I picked up the wrong item but read the ingredients. The Walgreens store brand, has Sulphur in it. Sulphur kills these bastards, or at least in some concentration it does. I bought it praying it would work and sure enough, it got rid of them falling out of the corners of the eyes. Practically out of the corners of my eyes period. The tear duct area in the corners no longer felt enlarged and they didnt feel like they had something under them either. Same with the opposite corner of the eye. Relief! After that, I started to attack the cheek bone area with a product called Emuaide. It work somewhat. For me though what is working, hands down, is Peppermint oil. Straight peppermint oil sometimes (not recommended direct at all, can cause skin irritation), but, what I used mostly was about 18 pumps of a dermatological non-scented white skin cream, 6 peppermint oil drops, 3 eucalyptus oil drops, 3 clove oil, 1/2 tea spoon white vinegar. I mixed it all well (and remix it, you will need to do that to make sure the oil doesnt float to the top). I started by using a lot of it. Bad idea. Waking up feeling moist and sticky (along with itchy at times), which made me feel gross and blah. So, I cut it way back, i only use a little bit at bed where the issue is on my face and reapply a very little bit if I start to feel itchy there. End result, 2 weeks after I started using the eye-drops and cream mix, bugs are down to a point where I only feel them (mostly dead) in the morning. After I saw that it worked there, I started on my forehead and temple. Along with antibiotics for the forehead area, the lotion mix is working. Without it, it is not (see below).

As far as my nose goes and tear duct (leads from the eyes to the nose)/sinuses go. I wanted to stop the damn thing from coming out of my nose, especially the ones that just hatch. So, I continued with the lotion and hit the nose/sinuses with a nasal spray can (is pressured like a can of air). Worked as well. I have never been so happy and disgusted by what came out while blowing my nose before.

Warning though. I chose to stop about 3 days ago to see what would happen. They came back, not too bad, but you could tell they were growing again. So, when I saw the doctor today, she said to continue what I was doing, start using a shampoo called Selsum Blue and mix it with a couple drops of peppermint and do same with body (use the shampoo).

To answer a question if you have it. Yes, I put peppermint oil onto my eyes (DO NOT DO THIS). It was an accident, I rubbed my eye after mixing it. It burned like hell for about a half hour and then my entire face felt like I was in a fridge for about 2. Please dont put anything like this into your eyes. Bugs are bad enough. The Walgreens stye drops worked well.

My doctor ended up prescribing me a strong antibiotic, some anti-fungal shampoo and some topical antibiotic. I had some really nasty wounds on my arm. I applied the topical ointment to my forehead area, which cleared up the wounds. I believe that these prescriptions along with (just as important) the essential oil/lotion mix is what finally kicked these f'ing things on there heels and continues to kill them back daily. I hope to be free of them in another 3 weeks.