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Skin Concerns

Understand your skin concerns.

Start with what you notice: dryness, visible pores, changes in texture, tone or firmness. Explore each guide to understand the concern and the options you can discuss with Mirror Esthetics in Winston-Salem.

Uneven texture

Explore your concern.

Start with what you notice
Dryness and dullness
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Dryness & Dullness

Skin that feels tight, looks flaky or seems less radiant.
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Portrait of a woman with her hair pulled back and natural pores visible around her nose and cheeks.
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Clogged Pores & Blackheads

Visible blackheads, congestion or pores that look more noticeable.
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Uneven texture
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Uneven Skin Texture

Roughness, small bumps or changes in how smooth skin looks.
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Uneven tone
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Uneven Tone & Dark Spots

Patches of color or flat marks that remain after breakouts.
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Fine lines
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Fine Lines

Small facial lines, including those that look more visible when skin feels dry.
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Loss of firmness
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Loss of Firmness

Changes in how firm, supported or defined your skin appears.
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Three-quarter portrait of a woman in a charcoal top, with subtle cheek texture in warm light.
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Acne Scars

Lasting dips or other texture changes after acne has healed.
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Three-quarter portrait of a woman in a cream linen top, with natural cheek texture in warm window light.
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Acne & Breakouts

Spots that keep returning, whether occasional or ongoing.
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Three-quarter portrait of a woman in a soft knit top, with light catching the skin across her cheek and forehead.
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Oily & Shiny Skin

Shine that returns through the day, often across the forehead and nose.
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Three-quarter portrait of a woman with fair, freckled skin in a white linen top, lit by soft window light.
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Redness & Sensitivity

Skin that flushes easily, stings with products or stays pink.
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Three-quarter portrait of a woman in a charcoal top, with soft shadow falling across the eye area.
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Dark Circles & Tired Eyes

Shadowing, darkness or crepiness in the skin around the eyes.
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Three-quarter portrait of a woman turned to show the line of her jaw in warm side light.
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Jawline & Jowls

A softer jawline, or fullness that has settled along the lower face.
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Portrait of a woman in a wide-neck top, framed to include the neck and upper chest in warm light.
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Neck & Décolletage

Lines, crepiness or sun damage below the jaw and across the chest.
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A personal starting point

More than one concern?

Your skin does not have to fit one category. Start with the change that matters most to you and tell us about the rest. We can discuss the options on our menu and where to begin.

Common questions

Finding your starting point.

Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.

Do I need to choose a treatment before getting in touch?

No. Tell us what you notice and what you would like to understand. You can ask about your skin before deciding whether to book a particular treatment.

That is common. Begin with your main priority, then mention overlapping changes. Texture and tone, for example, may need different explanations even when they affect the same area.

Prices belong to individual services. Explore our treatment menu and the treatment links within each guide, then confirm the proposed service and total cost before booking.

A new or changing spot, persistent rash, painful breakouts or unusual healing deserves medical assessment. These guides can help you describe a concern, but they cannot diagnose its cause.