The flapper’s varicose veins-free legs

The charm of the roaring ‘20s will never be complete without women in bobbed hair, fox-trotting their velvety, flawless legs on the dance floor. Yes, the legs, which were either clad in hosieries or naked under the knee-length skirts, became the icon of this almost-forgotten decade.

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As fashion regresses, designers borrow ideas from the lost years to come up with a new trend. This time, with the resurrection of ‘20s fashion, many women have noticed that a ‘20s ensemble is incomplete without a flapper’s signature legs – smooth legs that evoke desire, charm, and beauty.

The release of the movie The Great Gatsby has reminded viewers of the glamour that enveloped the roaring ‘20s, and women wanted to copy the look of Daisy and the other female characters in the movie. And as the fashion and beauty industry dictates, legs that aren’t as smooth as that of the flappers are an awful addition to pleats and billows of flapper skirts or tap pants. And flawless legs should be varicose veins-free.

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The good thing is that achieving the flapper’s legs isn’t really that hard today. The perfect legs are very achievable with the help of advanced medical treatments and technology. Dr. Raymond Little of The Vein Institute and MediSpa and Dr. John Mauriello of The Cardiovascular and Vein Center of Florida offer varicose vein treatments that can transform even tedious work-stricken legs into gams that can turn the head of a man like Jay Gatsby.

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