After the cold wind started blowing, I experienced internal dryness and flaking. Would it be possible to consult about Aqua Peel and LDM hydration treatments together?

Hello. I am a woman in my 30s, and I am writing to ask for advice because my skin isn't what it used to be, perhaps due to the changing seasons. Over the past few days, morning temperatures have dropped sharply, and with the added effect of indoor heating, my entire face feels incredibly tight after washing it, and white flakes of dead skin appear on my cheeks and around my mouth. However, my nose and forehead are oily, so I am truly experiencing the saying "oil on the surface, dry on the inside." I apply a thicker layer of moisturizer than usual and even try sleeping masks, but the tightness and flaking return the next morning. My makeup also looks patchy, and since I can visibly see powder sticking to the dead skin cells, it causes me a lot of stress every time I go out.
I became curious after hearing that it is beneficial to receive both treatments together: an Aqua Peel to remove dead skin cells and sebum, and an LDM Waterdrop Lift to replenish moisture. I would like to know if it is okay to receive both on the same day, or if it is better to separate them with some time in between. Since my skin has become sensitive, I am also wondering if the intensity of the Aqua Peel can be adjusted. I would appreciate it if you could let me know how often and at what intervals I need sessions to see results, when I can wash my face and apply makeup on the day of the procedure, and when I can exercise the following day. Please also advise on what ingredients are good for moisturizing products to use at home, as well as any foods or lifestyle habits I should avoid after the treatment. If possible, I would like to have a consultation on a weekend morning, so please let me know the available time slots.