Is Aqua Peel effective for managing nasal sebum?

While looking into managing sebum and blackheads around my nose, I learned about a procedure called Aqua Peel.

I was curious about the difference between managing my skin with regular face washes or cleansing products and receiving direct treatment at a dermatology clinic.

I heard that the nose is an area of ​​the face with high sebum secretion, so I became interested in Aqua Peel because it is said to help remove sebum and impurities accumulated in the pores.

When I search online, I see both claims that it is effective and opinions that it returns to its original state after a few days, so I am not sure how effective it actually is.

I am wondering if sebum or blackheads on the nose tend to decrease noticeably after just one Aqua Peel treatment, or if it is a procedure that requires multiple treatments at regular intervals to feel the effects.

Also, I would like to know if getting an Aqua Peel makes the pores themselves smaller.

I've heard that temporarily making pores look clean by removing sebum is different from actually reducing their size. Would it be okay to choose Aqua Peel even if I am concerned about my pores looking wide?

I am also curious about the level of skin irritation. I understand that aggressively removing sebum around the nose can cause redness or sensitivity, so I am wondering if redness or stinging can occur immediately after an Aqua Peel treatment. Are there any cases where people with sensitive skin should avoid this treatment?

I also read that managing sebum too frequently is actually bad for the skin. Is it generally appropriate to get an Aqua Peel every few weeks, and will consistent care change the rate at which sebum accumulates again?

I would also like to know about post-procedure care. I am wondering if I can wash my face and use moisturizer as usual, and if there are any specific cosmetics or care methods I should avoid for a few days. I am concerned that using exfoliating products or nose strips might actually cause irritation.

I would also like to know the differences between Aqua Peel and other dermatological procedures that help manage nasal sebum. I am curious if the recommended methods differ depending on whether the goal is simply to remove sebum or to manage pores as well.

I would like to look into necessary skincare first rather than undergoing multiple procedures right away. If I am considering an Aqua Peel due to nasal sebum and blackheads, what criteria should I use to decide whether to proceed with the treatment?

I would like to hear opinions from those who have received Aqua Peel or from consultation staff. It would be helpful if you could let me know how long the effects actually last and whether it is a treatment worth receiving regularly.