Under a microscope, perfect skin looks like rough terrain. Flawless is a distance setting.

Zoom in far enough on anything and it becomes texture: pores, ridges, stray hairs, uneven colour. That is true of every face that has ever existed, including the ones that look flawless in photographs. Smoothness is a property of distance and lighting rather than of skin. What you see in a close mirror under bad light is not a defect, it is resolution.

Stop auditing yourself at a magnification nobody else uses. Step back to the distance people actually see you from, which is a few feet away and moving, then get on with your day.