verisuoninopeita
Verisuoninopeita, also known as superficial veins or spider veins, are small, dilated blood vessels visible just beneath the surface of the skin. They often appear as fine, web-like networks or linear, thread-like structures and are usually bluish or red in color. Commonly found on the legs and face, verisuoninopeita are primarily a cosmetic concern but can sometimes indicate underlying venous issues.
These tiny vessels form when the valves within veins become weakened or damaged, causing blood to pool
While verisuoninopeita are generally harmless, they can cause discomfort such as itching or aching in some
Although primarily an aesthetic issue, verisuoninopeita can sometimes signal underlying vascular problems that warrant medical attention.