Purple lines in men are usually not AIDS, AIDS patients often appear as red blood.
Purple lines are often also called swelling lines or atrophy lines, mostly in men who develop too fast during puberty, or a rapid increase in body growth over a short period of time, causing the surface of the skin elastic fibers to break down, resulting in primary striated skin atrophy. It can also be seen in patients with cortisolism, the latter is also called Cushing’s syndrome, mainly due to increased glucocorticoid secretion, which accelerates protein breakdown, and when protein synthesis is reduced, the skin elastic fibers will be pulled off, thus forming purple lines. Usually, it is not harmful to the human body, but will only affect the aesthetics. If the patient has higher requirements for appearance, medical aesthetic treatments such as photorejuvenation, fractional laser or radiofrequency treatment can be carried out.
If purple lines appear, while strengthening physical exercise and proper weight loss, you can apply aloe vera gel on the skin surface to keep the skin hydrated and elastic to avoid further aggravation of purple lines. You need to pay attention to eating more food rich in water, fiber and collagen in your diet.