My acne flares up significantly whenever the seasons change. Would it be better for me to get some skin care?

Maybe it's because the weather suddenly turned cool lately, but my skin condition is really all over the place.
I didn't really mind it during the summer, but recently, small blemishes have been popping up one by one.
It doesn't flare up really badly all at once, but the problem is that just as one is about to go down, another one pops up haha. So it feels like there are hardly any days when my skin is completely clear. In the past, it would naturally get better after a few days, but lately, the red marks seem to linger, and my skin looks messy overall, which is stressing me out.
I haven't really changed my cosmetics or my cleansing method, so is it possible for this to happen every time the seasons change?
I'm wondering if it's possible for acne to actually flare up more during the change of seasons as the skin dries out. There are days when my skin looks shiny on the surface, but after washing it, it feels tight underneath, so I really don't know what criteria I should use to manage it.
So this time, instead of changing products again, I'm thinking of getting some acne treatment.
If I receive skin care in this condition, do they start by soothing the current breakouts, or do they proceed while also checking the condition of my sebum and dead skin cells?
My skin is on the sensitive side, so I'm a little worried about using overly harsh treatments right from the start.
Has anyone else tried getting skin care because they suddenly experienced recurring acne like me during the change of seasons?
I am curious how many times you needed to receive treatment for your skin to feel a bit more stable, and I would also like to know how you managed it at home.
I'm trying to keep things as simple as possible these days because I'm worried that adding this and that might make my skin break out even more. Would it be better to get a consultation first in this state? Haha.