👉 Bizrate veins are a type of vein found in the skin, particularly on the face and neck, that resemble the branching patterns of arteries. They are named after their resemblance to the branching veins of a tree, hence the name "bizrate," which comes from the Latin word for "tree branch." These veins are not involved in the circulatory system but are instead part of the superficial venous drainage system. Bizrate veins can be visible on the skin's surface and are sometimes used as a cosmetic indicator of skin health and aging.
