The white trails on the stems are natural surface variation—like freckles. The new leaves are expanding normally; slight asymmetry and temporary lack of variegation in juvenile leaves are common.
Spider mites, mealybugs, or scale would show distinct signs: webbing, cottony dots, or brown bumps. None are present.
Your Dieffenbachia looks healthy. Enjoy it and stop inspecting with a magnifying glass!
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