Is Lara Peel effective for oily skin around the nose and rough skin texture?

I am concerned that the skin on the side of my nose extending to my cheeks is not smooth, and that sebum and small bumps remain visible even after washing my face. My nose gets oily over time, but the inner part of my cheeks is often dry, so it feels awkward to use just one product.

I'm not sure if it's better to keep removing sebum from inside the pores or if I should manage the dead skin cells accumulated on the skin surface first.

Can I expect Lara Peel to be effective even on skin like this? I am curious whether Lara Peel focuses more on sebum control or exfoliation. On days when my skin is sensitive, I feel hesitant about scrubbing hard or using peeling products, so I want to choose my skincare routine carefully.

I would also like to know if the skin condition of the nose and cheeks is checked separately before receiving Lara Peel. Rather than expecting my skin to become smooth immediately after just one session, I would like to consult first to see if this is a method that allows for care without irritation.