If the oiliness around my nose gets worse in the afternoon, does that mean I need to manage my sebum?

My face looks fine in the morning, but after lunchtime, oil suddenly spikes around my nose and the cheeks next to it, making it shiny. It feels better for a moment if I blot it with an oil blotting paper, but it goes back to the same state after two or three hours, and as the oil gets worse, my pores and sebum become more visible.

Strangely enough, the outer edges of my cheeks are actually dry, so it’s awkward to use products for oily skin all over my face.

In this case, is skincare that manages sebum secretion itself necessary?

I've heard that removing too much oil actually causes the skin to produce more, so I'm not sure how much I should manage my skin. I'm wondering if it's possible to focus on caring for my nose without irritating my dry cheeks.