The appearance of small red dots around the eyes in pediatric patients is usually due to allergies, trauma and other reasons.
Skin allergies around the eyes are the most common cause of red dots, which are related to allergic reactions triggered by localized skin contact with skin care products, cleansers, etc., and may be accompanied by localized itching and flaking of the skin.
And the skin around the eyes by trauma, such as punches, bumps or rubbing the eyes, can also cause local skin with small dots of subcutaneous hemorrhage, but also the formation of small red dots.
In addition, small red dots around children’s eyes can also be caused by mosquito bites and other reasons. If small red dots around children’s eyes persist without relief, parents are advised to bring their children to the hospital in time to get a clear diagnosis and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.