What Causes Reticular Veins on the Legs? A Guide to Treatment

Reticular veins are small, flat, bluish or greenish veins that often become visible beneath the skin, especially on the legs. They are generally larger than spider veins but smaller than varicose veins. Although they may not always cause symptoms, reticular veins can sometimes be associated with underlying venous concerns. USA Vein Clinics offers evaluations to help identify the cause of visible veins and determine suitable treatment options. Depending on individual needs, treatments such as sclerotherapy or other minimally invasive procedures may help improve the appearance of affected veins.