The MedlinePlus website explains that tiny, red pinpoint bumps on the skin are typically the cause of bleeding beneath the skin. They can also appear as small purple, brown, or pinpoint red dots or spots that are flat to the touch. In most cases, red spots are flat and not itchy. A rash will quickly appear and spread from the face down the back and torso, making its way to the arms and legs. Scratching can cause the itchy bumps to leak fluid and then crust over. If you notice pinpoint, round, tiny red dots on skin, they could be petechiae. Psoriasis is among the common cause of red dots to appear not only in the legs but also in some other parts. Petechiae (puh-TEE-kee-ee) commonly appear in clusters and may look like a rash. If i gently rub my itch i can feel the black dot emerge from the skin. These tiny red dots on the skin appear in the form of clusters. After that happened, couple of weeks later i start getting tiny itchy bumps around my lower stomach to my legs and arms. Answer (1 of 3): Yes, Quora User is right, they are harmless, some also just call them red beauty marks, I have one, my dad has one. Hi! The bumps showed up the day after i applyed anit-itch cream and sexual intercourse. The condition causes redness, pain, and patches of small itchy, red bumps in response to sun exposure. Pinprick red dots on the skin that are not itchy enough to scratch are called petechiae. Skin rash is a small or a tiny pimple like bumps that can appear on the skin due to allergic reaction, excess heat on the skin or due to wrong use of cosmetic products. They look more like a rash and appear in clusters. The condition usually presents itself as skin bumps that can often become red or swollen. Red pinpoint skin bumps can be similar to dots left by a fine- tipped red ink pin. Older people often exhibit red dots on their lower extremities, which is caused by scratching the area and damage to the capillaries. Pinprick red spots and dots on your skin these are not itchy enough to itch are called patchy. This fungal infection can spread to the toenails or other parts of the body. These growths develop as a result of bleeding, and this is the reason why they may look brown, red, or purple. Sometimes, you may notice just one or two tiny red spots or you may notice that many minuscule dots cover a larger area of skin. Duplication for commercial use must be authorized in writing by ADAM Health Solutions.Source: They're flat, under the skin, don't hurt or itch.
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