Can I get sebum control treatment even if my nose is oily but my cheeks are dry?

While researching skincare, I am wondering what method to choose when skin conditions differ across different areas of the face. Around my nose, oil rises over time, making my pores visible, whereas my cheeks are relatively dry and feel tight.

However, if I only take care of my nose and leave my cheeks as they are, I am concerned about the skin texture and small unevenness.

I'm worried that using products for oily skin all over my face will dry out my cheeks, and using too much moisturizer will make the area around my nose feel stuffy. For this type of combination skin, is it better to use different cleansers and basic skincare products for different areas of the face?

I am wondering if a dermatologist can apply different care methods for the nose and cheeks after checking their respective oil and moisture levels.

Is it possible to manage the area around the nose focusing on sebum and pores, while treating the cheeks with soothing or moisturizing if necessary? Rather than treating my entire face aggressively, I would like to receive care tailored to the specific characteristics of each area, only to the extent needed. Please also let me know how I should begin the consultation.