Spider Veins
The name Spider Vein also refers to a ‘spider’s head’. This is because this blood vessel disorder resembles the body of a spider. A spider vein is a benign bulge of a blood vessel. In the centre a clear red bump is visible in which fine red vessels fan out, like the legs of a spider.
These spots mainly occur on the face, on the décolleté, neck or on the hands. If several vessels occur together, it is also called telangiectasia.
Frequently asked questions about spider veinsMake an appointment