Part 2: The Science Behind Visible Hand Veins

The skin on the back of your hands is naturally much thinner than the skin on the rest of your body, with very little subcutaneous fat hiding the circulatory network underneath.

As you move, exercise, or age, changes in blood pressure, skin elasticity, and body fat levels cause these superficial veins to dilate and push closer to the surface, making them look significantly larger and more pronounced.

👇 HEAD TO PART 3 TO LEARN THE 4 MAIN REASONS YOUR VEINS POP OUT!