Can I expect skin Botox effects even when there is a lot of oil around the cheeks?

My skin is fine when I wash my face and apply basic skincare products, but I am bothered by oil rising to the inside of my cheeks and the sides of my nose as time passes, making my skin look shiny. My entire face isn't oily; in fact, the outer parts of my cheeks tend to be dry, so it is difficult to use only oil-reducing products.

 

On days when my skin is oily, my pores are more visible and my makeup breaks down easily, so I am looking into dermatological treatments.

 

Can I expect the effects of Skin Botox in this case as well? I am curious whether Skin Botox is used for concerns related to sebum secretion, and how it differs from procedures that simply refine skin texture.

 

I would also like to know if I need to differentiate between oily and dry areas when proceeding.

Can you check my skin's oil and moisture status before I get skin Botox to determine if I am suitable?

 

I do not want to overwork the dry areas of my skin, so I am wondering if it is possible to treat only the necessary parts.

 

Rather than having the oil completely gone, I would like my skin not to be excessively shiny even in the afternoon and for my makeup to stay natural.

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