What is the best way to start with care for breakouts and redness around the cheeks caused by dryness during the change of seasons?

Lately, with cold winds blowing in the mornings and evenings and the daily temperature fluctuations widening, the skin around my cheeks has become noticeably dry, and redness frequently appears. Usually, I didn't feel much discomfort even when applying just a light lotion or moisturizer after washing my face, but recently, even when I apply a generous amount of moisturizer, the tightness persists and my skin flushes easily. In particular, since I started wearing a mask or turning on indoor heating, small blemishes and tiny bumps have been appearing one by one around my cheeks and chin, making me cautious even to touch them.

Until now, I have only been doing home care by applying soothing pads or moisturizing packs, but I have clearly felt that there are limits to calming skin troubles caused by an imbalance of oil and moisture through cosmetic management alone. So, I am considering taking this opportunity to visit Maypure to get a proper consultation on my skin condition and start customized soothing care or trouble management.

However, given that my skin is thin and sensitive, I am wondering if it is better to receive soothing treatments like Aqua Peel, skincare, or LDM first, or if it would be more effective to combine them with nutritional treatments like skin boosters to address inner dryness and improve the skin barrier. It would be a great help for my consultation if senior members who have received treatment at Maypure for similar seasonal dryness, redness, and skin troubles could share their honest recommendations and tips on the order of treatments!