It seems like I get small blemishes on my cheeks when I apply sunscreen. Why is that?

I know that I should use sunscreen consistently to protect against UV rays, but I am wondering what I should check when the area around my nose and cheeks feels stuffy or small bumps become noticeable after applying the product. It is difficult for me to determine on my own whether the sunscreen itself is unsuitable for my skin or if it is because it was not properly removed during the cleansing process.

My cheeks, in particular, tend to get dry easily, so using only very lightweight products might leave me feeling like I don't have enough moisture. On the other hand, I worry that oily products might clog my pores. Since I can't give up sun protection, I'm curious about the criteria for selecting products that suit my skin condition.

In this case, could we also review the products I am using and my cleansing habits through an acne skin care consultation?

I would also like to know if I can receive only the necessary treatments after confirming whether I actually have milia or comedones. If breakouts recur, I am curious whether it is better to change the product formulation first or if I should also manage sebum production. I want to consistently maintain sun protection while minimizing skin irritation.