As the weather changes, the texture of my skin on my nose and cheeks is changing. Should I change my skincare routine as well?

I feel like the condition of the skin around my nose and cheeks changes with the seasons, and I am wondering if it is advisable to change my skincare routine in such cases. During hot weather, I am concerned about shine and sebum around my nose, and when the weather gets dry, the skin on my cheeks becomes rough, making small bumps or pores appear more prominent. If your concerns change with the seasons, even with the same skin type, it seems your care methods should be adjusted accordingly.

When I have oily skin, I pay close attention to cleansing and exfoliation, but as the weather gets drier, I find it burdensome to have skin-irritating treatments. However, if I do nothing, the problem of clogged pores around my nose persists, which is a concern.

I am curious if dermatologists check the oil and moisture levels of the skin and recommend different care strategies depending on the season.

Even if the condition of my nose and cheeks is different, is it possible to manage the specific areas that need it separately? Rather than repeatedly undergoing specific procedures, I would like to choose appropriate care methods whenever my skin condition changes. I would also like to consult on basic skincare habits that I can maintain at home.