Skin can often work as a mirror to what is occuring inside the body. One condition that demonstrates this connection is Livedo Reticularis (LR), a vascular disorder that appears as a purplish, net-like or lace-patterned discoloration on the skin.
While it may seem alarming, livedo reticularis is not always a signal of a serious underlying disease. However, in certain cases, it can be linked with systemic conditions that require medical attention.
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