Part 2: The Physiology of Superficial Hand Veins

The veins on the back of your hand belong to the superficial venous network, which sits directly beneath the skin and above the muscle and bone.

Unlike deep veins buried within muscle tissue, superficial veins lack dense surrounding tissue. As skin ages, loses collagen, or thins, these underlying blood vessels naturally bulge outward, making them far more pronounced to the naked eye.

👇 HEAD TO PART 3 TO LEARN 4 COMMON CAUSES OF VISIBLE VEINS!