most common culprits behind those little red dots, how to spot the differences, and exactly when it’s time to call a professional.
1. Cherry Angiomas (The Most Common Culprit)
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What they look like: Small, bright red, smooth, or slightly domed. They can be flat or raised, ranging from a pinprick to a pencil eraser. Crucially: they don’t itch, hurt, or blanch (turn white) when pressed.
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What they are: Benign, clustered growths of blood vessels (capillaries) in the skin.
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Who gets them: Almost everyone! Nearly 75% of adults over 30 have
