Veins on boobs?

[AlexisB]

Has any of you developed veins around. Your breasts? It's really weird cause they weren't here pre e

[Ms Grace]

This is common. The whiter your skin the more likely they are to be noticeable. I don't think it's because you've literally grown new veins just that they are more obvious.

[AlexisB]

That's what I ment have they became more prominant.

[Ms Grace]

Yep that's what happens! When I was a teenager with an... ahem... "interest" in breasts I would notice that a number of women in... um... certain "educational" magazines would have prominent blue veins under the pale white skin of their breasts! Others, not so much.

[Jenna Marie]

Yep. HRT thinning the skin + veins enlarging to support blood supply to new, rapid growth = much more visible, bigger veins. It's normal.

[luna nyan]

Yup, veins on chest area more visible - it's not symmetrical either, my left side veins are far more visible.
Arm ones are getting smaller over time and don't pop out so much.

And Grace, educational magazines... Haha... I'd see the covers at news stands and feel jealous of the women...

[Ms Grace]

It's true... I learned more about female anatomy through those magazines than I did with anything they taught at school.

[luna nyan]

I'm afraid I was a tragic.  When I wanted to learn about female anatomy, I looked it up in Grey's Anatomy.  And I mean the actual book, not the TV show.

Don't ask me how I had access to that sort of book as a teen. 

[Ms Grace]

No worries - just as long as you don't ask me how I had access to Everywoman at age 10 and we're square!!

[KayXo]

YES, YES, YES! It's the E making your skin more translucent + I think increased blood circulation to that area. In my book, means things are working!