Should I do nose pore care along with sebum control?

I am looking into nose pore care and am asking because I am wondering if I need to manage sebum at the same time. When I take a close-up photo, the pores around my nose are clearly visible, and it feels like sebum is rising to the surface as well.

In the past, using sebum-removing products would make things better for a while, but lately, my skin gets oily again quickly and my pores are still visible, so it seems like there are limits to home care alone.

I am not sure whether sebum control should come first for nose pore care, or if managing the pores themselves with a laser is the priority. Since my skin tends to be dry, I am worried that if I aggressively control the sebum, it might actually become more sensitive.

I am also curious if you determine the treatment plan by considering sebum production, skin texture, and internal dryness together during pore care. If I attach a photo, could I receive a consultation regarding the type of pores around my nose?

If possible, I would like to start with a method that is minimally irritating and allows for consistent management.