Abstract
Two cases of teleangiectasia, which appeared in a 16-year-old female on her right leg and in a 12-year-old female on her upper and lower extremities, were reported in this paper. Both of them had spread proximally in a few years. Histologically, these cases showed no proliferation of capillaries, distinguished from capillary nevus. The authors proposed that these cases were acquired functional teleangiectasia, also discussing the clinical and histopathological findings.
