The base Jessie  is the ugliest character I have ever seen. E-Frontier should be ashamed to provide such a misshapen and deformed creature. She looks like an alien. At least the base V3 looks human.
 I don't care how many morph packages they make, I refuse to use Jessie. Poor work should not be rewarded with acceptance.

Thanks for all the great comments (complements). I will sort my thoughts out and post an explanation (tutorial) of this effect. In response to a comment by Opera. This is not a post effect. It's a bump/displacement map I created in PS.
It's still a work in progress though. There are a number of things to work out. i.e. Goose bumps do not appear every where. The effect is not as strong on all parts of the body, etc.

Next I'd like to tackle "peach fuzz". It's an important element for female figures and children.
Also: The redness is very slight on my monitor. I use a Mac and have a ViewSonic UltraBright A90f+ monitor. I keep everything adjusted for print, as in printing press.

Thanks for the help everyone. I found the answer in the RunTime DNA forum. Displacement was on and set without limits. Changing this gave me a clean render. "ynsaen" was the screen name of the person with this answer.

I used Firefly production render and low shadow settings. I always use low bump settings. Morphs are the standard V3 morph pack. I created the figure in P4 originally. Maybe that's the problem. This is on A Mac.