My face keeps turning red, maybe because of the change of seasons. I'm curious about how to take care of my skin.

Since the weather changed, my face seems to turn red more easily than before, so I have been paying extra attention to my skincare lately. I feel like the area around my cheeks gets particularly red when there is a temperature difference between indoors and outdoors, and there are days when my face stings or feels tight after washing it. I didn't usually think my skin was particularly sensitive, but it seems to become sensitive only during the change of seasons.

Lately, my skin feels dry, so even though I am applying plenty of moisturizer, the redness doesn't go down easily. When I do my makeup, I end up layering my base multiple times to cover the redness, but I am concerned because it actually makes my skin feel stuffy.

I am wondering if it is safe to receive dermatological procedures in my current skin condition. Since I understand that minimizing skin irritation is important during seasonal changes, I am cautious about getting laser treatments or other procedures, fearing it might actually be a burden. I would like to consult about any treatments that can help soothe or moisturize my skin.

When choosing a procedure, I think it would be better to identify the cause of skin sensitivity rather than just focusing on eliminating redness. I am also wondering what I should discuss during the consultation. Would it be helpful to talk about the cosmetics I usually use and my cleansing habits?

I am curious to know how those of you who, like me, experience facial redness and dryness every change of season started your skincare routine. If you have undergone the procedure, I would appreciate it if you could share what initial care you chose and whether your skin became more sensitive afterward. I want to find a way to stabilize my skin condition without overexerting myself.