Will Lara Peel help with cheek skin that looks cakey when applying makeup?

My skin usually looks fine, but I am bothered by the fact that applying cushion foundation or regular foundation causes the inner part of my cheeks to cake and settles into the pores next to my nose. I thought exfoliating would help my makeup apply better, but after hearing that frequent exfoliation can actually make my cheeks drier, I am unsure which method to choose. I think it would be best to check my skin condition before switching base products, so I am looking into skincare treatments.

Would Lara Peel be effective for these concerns? I am curious if Lara Peel is a treatment considered when makeup flaking is caused by dead skin cells or skin texture. Is it possible that applying makeup might be difficult or the skin might look dry immediately after receiving Lara Peel?

Since I have to wear makeup on weekdays, I would like to know in advance when I can wash my face, use sunscreen, and apply makeup.

Rather than completely eliminating pores, I want to refine my skin texture so that my makeup applies smoothly. During the consultation, could we also check my current skin condition and the cause of my makeup flaking?