I would like to inquire about the pores on the sides of my nose and cheeks that look worse when I wear makeup.

I am inquiring about laser treatment because the pores around my nose and cheeks look too prominent when I apply makeup. On my bare face, my skin texture feels slightly rough, but when I apply foundation or cushion, the product gets stuck in the pores, making them look like tiny dots one by one.

Even though it looks fine in the morning, by the afternoon, oil starts to build up around the nose and the cheeks become dry and flaky, making the skin look even messier.

Although using primer makes my skin look smooth for a while, it feels stuffy and sometimes causes small blemishes to pop up, so I found it burdensome to use every day. The photo I am attaching today is one I took myself after removing my makeup, showing the pores on the sides of my nose and cheeks.

I am wondering if these pores will shrink with sebum management, or if a laser is needed to improve skin texture and elasticity. If my goal is to have less makeup settling and a slightly smoother complexion, which laser and number of sessions should I consider?