Issues with my Dell UltraSharp Monitor

Some dead pixels or whatever just showed up on this Dell UltraSharp Monitor one day. They're stuck in the bottom left corner in the shape of a leaf... or a tree, I guess. Not really sure what it is or if there's even a way to fix it. If anyone actually knows about this stuff... I'd appreciate it.

What specific colors are those dots displaying? It is important to distinguish between them, as a dysfunctional pixel can manifest as being entirely illuminated—appearing white—or completely dark. Conversely, what we typically call a stuck pixel usually presents in a particular color because the issue resides within one or more individual subpixels. If you are fortunate, perhaps one of the pixel fixing methods might resolve the matter for you.

Brandon Morales said:What color are those dots? I mean, a dead pixel is usually just stuck on white or totally black, whereas a stuck pixel stays one of those colors because the subpixels are acting up. If you're lucky, maybe some kind of pixel fixing method might actually work.

Here's the photo... http://i46.tinypic.com/zufvxe.jpg

That's what it looks like. The white part is just transparent, so I can see the colors shifting behind it when I scroll. As for the black spot, I guess it's just leftover from some image or wallpaper... at least I think so, since it's shaped like a little flower or leaf.

If you can clearly discern the corresponding image—whether it be your desktop wallpaper or an active application—through that specific discoloration, then the issue likely resides within the panel itself, specifically regarding the integrated display board.
However, to reach a definitive conclusion, I would strongly advise having the unit transported to a professional service center for a comprehensive diagnostic evaluation and a formal assessment.