It usually becomes more obvious in cold weather, when blood vessels under the skin react to lower temperatures. The result? Blood flow slows or gets a little uneven, causing that “marbled” appearance.
Sometimes, it fades once you warm up. Other times, it lingers—and that’s when it’s worth taking a closer look.
Two Very Different Types: Primary vs. Secondary
1. Primary (Physiological) Livedo Reticularis
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