Will Lara Peel help with blackheads on the nose and sebum inside the pores?

I see dark spots on my nose that look like blackheads, and the pores next to my nose seem to be filled with white sebum, so I am wondering what kind of care I should take.

It is difficult to distinguish between the two, as some online sources say that all of them must be removed, while others advise against forcibly eliminating sebaceous glands that appear normal. I particularly want to avoid strong extraction in the area extending from the sides of the nose to the cheeks, as the skin there seems to be sensitive.

In this case, can I expect Lara Peel to be effective? I am curious about the difference between Lara Peel and methods that involve directly extracting blackheads or sebum. Before receiving Lara Peel, is it possible to determine whether the dark areas are actual blackheads or sebaceous glands?

I am concerned about oily nose and fine bumps on my cheeks at the same time, and I would like to know if it is appropriate to receive the same treatment at once.

I want to manage my pores safely so they look less clogged, rather than removing too much sebum. Considering that sebum can return even after treatment, I am also curious about what kind of home care is necessary.