I am curious about the characteristics of Skin Botox when oiliness and dryness coexist.

In the summer, my forehead and the area around my nose are oily and shiny, but when the weather cools down, my cheeks feel tight and dry after washing my face. Since I have combination skin prone to frequent breakouts, it is difficult to determine whether I should focus solely on reducing oil or address the dryness as well. I have never had any skin procedures.

During the skin Botox consultation, are oily and dry areas checked separately? When considering skin Botox due to enlarged pores or excess sebum, I am also curious if areas with breakouts are avoided or if the procedure is started only after the skin has calmed down.

I would like to know the specific characteristics and scope of Skin Botox treatment that need to be considered for combination skin. Please also confirm whether it is possible to selectively treat only oily areas, and what skin condition I should mention during the consultation to prevent the tightness in my dry cheeks from worsening.