Spider veins often appear gradually and can become more noticeable over time. While they’re typically harmless, focused treatment can help improve skin clarity and overall appearance in affected areas.
Spider veins are small, visible blood vessels that appear near the surface of the skin. They often look red, purple, or blue and commonly occur on the legs or face.
These veins are usually flat and web-like in appearance and differ from larger varicose veins.
Spider veins develop when small blood vessels weaken or dilate. Genetics, prolonged standing, hormonal changes, sun exposure, and aging can all contribute.
Increased pressure on the veins can make them more visible over time.
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