Does Lara Peel have an effect on the bumps on the cheeks that look like fine millet seeds?

I have some bumpy, granular areas on the inside of my cheeks that aren't red or painful, so I'm looking into how to manage them. It's hard to tell if my skin texture has just become rough or if my pores are clogged like whiteheads, so I'm avoiding extracting them at home.

When using an exfoliating product, the skin may feel smooth for a moment but quickly return to its original state, and sometimes I experience a tight sensation on my cheeks.

I am wondering if Lara Peel would be effective in this situation. I would like to know if Lara Peel is a treatment that directly removes existing whiteheads, or if it is a method that manages the environment where dead skin cells and sebum accumulate. My skin tends to be dry, so I want to avoid treatments that are too irritating.

Before receiving Lara Peel, could you first confirm if the bumpy areas are actually comedones?

I would like to distinguish between what requires extraction and what does not, and I am wondering if there is a possibility that small blemishes might temporarily flare up after the procedure. I would like to start with a method that is gentle on the skin.