Magic Mirror Aesthetics
Spa in Portland, OR
Magic Mirror Aesthetics was founded by Jillian, who later launched Magic Mirror Skincare, the studio's own line of products. The business says its treatments are shaped around each client's skin concerns and individual needs, with a peaceful experience as a priority.
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Magic Mirror Aesthetics was founded by Jillian, who later launched Magic Mirror Skincare, the studio's own line of products. The business says its treatments are shaped around each client's skin concerns and individual needs, with a peaceful experience as a priority.
Facials range from the Magic Mirror Custom facial, starting at $190, which includes a double cleanse, massage, a customized enzyme peel, extractions and a hydrating mask, to a $200 hydrofacial that uses a light vacuum wand to lift dead skin cells, oil and impurities while infusing serums. Barrier Revival ($225) is meant to calm irritated skin and reduce redness, including for rosacea. Magic Mirror Custom prices vary by provider, and new clients must book it or DMK Enzyme Therapy first.
Chemical peels run from $200 to $325 and include a double cleanse, sheet mask and aftercare, with mild to advanced peeling depending on the peel; dermaplaning can be added for $50. The Factor Five TCA+ Growth Factor Peel is $225, usually done as a series of four with minimal to no peeling, and the salon describes it as its most popular chemical peel. Microneedling is $375 including the neck, with minor downtime; a series of four is recommended, followed by one or two treatments a year for maintenance. The salon says the SkinPen is the first device cleared by the FDA for treating facial wrinkles and acne scar reduction.
The DMK line includes Enzyme Therapy ($275), aimed at facial muscles, blood vessels and the circulatory and lymphatic systems; Tissue Strengthening ($290) for redness, rosacea, sun damage and fragile capillaries; and Muscle Banding ($320), which the site calls a non-surgical face lift. Tissue Strengthening and Muscle Banding each require a prior DMK Enzyme Therapy. Skin Classic ($150, or $75 as an add-on to another service) uses high frequency to remove skin tags, milia, blackheads and broken capillaries.
Acne Bootcamp starts at $200 and opens with a consultation on lifestyle, diet and environmental factors, followed by a customized enzyme or light chemical peel, high frequency and LED light therapy. It requires a commitment to buying home care products, and a bi-weekly check-in is available for $113. XERF is the signature treatment: radiofrequency skin tightening that the salon says needs no needles, no numbing and no downtime. It begins with a consultation, and booking ahead is recommended because availability is limited.
Virtual consultations cost $100 as a one-time fee and cover texts, video calls, phone calls and emails for skin guidance. They suit clients ready to buy a full routine and follow guidance; when booked with Jen, Jillian creates the routine and sends a follow-up email within 24 hours.
Treatments are crafted to address specific skin concerns and tailored to each client, with an emphasis on a peaceful experience.
Services
Final prices may vary.
Acne Bootcamp, a program that combines a lifestyle consultation with an enzyme or light peel and light therapy.
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Acne Bootcamp $200
Enzyme-based treatments aimed at facial muscles and circulation, with progressive options for redness, sun damage and muscle toning.
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DMK Enzyme Therapy $275
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DMK Tissue Strengthening $290
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DMK Muscle Banding $320
The Magic Mirror Custom facial, a hydrofacial, and Barrier Revival for irritated or reactive skin.
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Magic Mirror Custom $190
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Hydrofacial $200
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Barrier Revival $225
Chemical peels at varying strengths and the Factor Five TCA+ Growth Factor Peel, with a dermaplaning add-on.
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Chemical Peel $200–$325
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Factor Five TCA+ Growth Factor Peel $225
Skin Classic for skin tags, milia, blackheads and broken capillaries, and microneedling that can include the neck.
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Skin Classic $150
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Microneedling $375
XERF, a radiofrequency skin tightening treatment that begins with a consultation.
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XERF: Structural Skin Tightening Price at booking
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XERF Price at booking
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Meet the team
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- Highlights
- XERF radiofrequency skin tightening, which the salon says involves no needles, numbing or downtime; booking in advance is recommended
- Acne Bootcamp pairs a lifestyle, diet and environment consultation with a customized peel and light therapy
- DMK line with progressive steps, where Tissue Strengthening and Muscle Banding follow an Enzyme Therapy
- Virtual consultations with a custom routine and follow-up email when booked with Jen
- Buy Now, Pay Later for bookings from $50 to $4,000, with approval needed before the appointment
- Cancellations within 24 hours are charged 50%; same-day cancellations and no-shows are charged in full
- Good for
- first facial
- sensitive or irritated skin
- acne-prone skin
- clients wanting a full at-home routine
- clients planning a series of treatments
- clients interested in non-surgical skin tightening
- clients who prefer remote skin guidance
- Treats
- acne
- fine lines
- hyperpigmentation
- redness
- rosacea
- sun damage
- fragile capillaries
- skin tags
- milia
- blackheads
- Techniques
- double cleanse
- enzyme peel
- chemical peel
- TCA peel
- growth factor peel
- dermaplaning
- extractions
- hydrating mask
- hydrofacial
- light vacuum wand
Products & treatments
- Magic Mirror Skincare
- Lira
- Hydrinity
- Face Reality
- Vivant
- Leahlani
- Anfisa
- Mixi plus
- Kromium
- DMK
- Co2 Lift Pro device