No. Skin is a very protective layer. While razors can cause inflammation of the skin it cannot affect anything internally. Standing for long periods of time for years can affect your veins, wearing pantyhose or other support socks can help protect against varicose and spider veins. Genetics plays a big part and for some there is no preventing the inevitable aging process.
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The only way veins can be "altered" and manipulated is medically. The doctors who perform such surgeries are called Vascular Surgeons.
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i dont see how it could do that
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Shaving on top of your skin has no affect on the veins in or under the skin, unless you cut yourself.

Many of these tales are meant to stop young ladies from "growing up too fast" and have little basis in reality.

This warning is just as misguided as the warning that, once you shave your legs, you must continue to do so without fail. It is an attempt to make shaving seem such an awful chore that you never start.
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Nah you should be fine, she has no idea what she is talking about.
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