👉 The baker veins are small, superficial veins that appear on the skin surface as fine, thread-like lines. They are formed when the deep veins of the face and neck become dilated during pregnancy, usually due to increased blood flow. These veins are typically visible only under magnification or through a dermatoscope, and they often fade after childbirth. The presence of baker veins is considered normal and does not usually indicate any medical condition.
