Superficial veins of the face (anatomy)

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To think that Apple's FaceID might include vein recognition someday is super cool.

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Sam, I’ve had my first migraine in 1984. Had them all my life. When suffering I often applied thumb/finger pressure on my face. Often firm pressure and cold compresses around my left eye were the only thing to help. During this excellent video I realized that I’ve been treating my angular vein to the deep facial vein. Do you have any theory as to why squeezing cooling this vein provides meaningful (albeit fleeting) relief during migraines? I’ve got a video of my face during exercise where my face faces down and moves a lot. Due to the effects of gravity - blood pools in my face. I glimpsed at the video and noticed what to me is an impossibly large bulging vein right above my left eyebrow - exactly where I apply cold/pressure during migraines.

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Question: HOW Deep under the skin surface do the superficial arteries and venes lie? In millimeters? I

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BIG QUESTION: Can we see any of these veins on a person's face?

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Can a person develop a blood clot to the external jugular vein after neck massage?? 👀

[@frostflower5555]

Why can't women's faces be shown, it's always a man's face for the anatomy of the veins? On another note, I think the placement of the veins are not always in the same spots, for example would the INFERIOR LABIAL VEIN be much lower on the chin or does it depend on the human?

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