Also called broken capillaries, these tiny, web-like streaks or blotches appear red or bluish in color. Spider veins typically appear on the legs or face, especially the nose or cheeks. They can be caused by any number of things from genetics to sun damage and aging.

These bulging, bluish veins typically appear on the legs or the backs of your hands. Varicose veins may be bothersome because of their appearance, but they can also feel sore or even painful. If they are extensive or severe, surgery may be the best treatment option.

A skin condition causing redness in the face, usually the cheeks and nose. It is most common among women with light skin, but it can affect anyone. Rosacea can make blood vessels more visible and can cause red bumps. It can be caused by vascular disruptions in the capillaries, sun damage, or a disruption in microbes in epidermis.

Also called cherry angiomas, these are very small (pinpoint to quarter-inch) mole-like spots that may be flat or slightly raised. They usually appear on the shoulders, arms, torso or legs and most often affect adults over 30.