My pores look bigger when my skin is dry. Can I get laser treatment?

My cheeks tend to be dry, and on days when my skin feels very tight, my pores strangely look bigger than usual.

On days when my skin is hydrated, I am relatively less conscious of my pores, even if they are the same size. However, on dry days, the texture looks rough and finely cracked, emphasizing the pores on my cheeks as well. So, I'm not sure if it is a problem with the pores themselves or if they are becoming more noticeable due to internal dryness.

In this case, would it be okay to get a pore laser treatment right away? Or I am wondering if it would be better to manage hydration or the condition of the skin barrier first before the laser treatment.

I would like to know if there are specific lasers that are less burdensome for people with easily dry skin, and I am also curious if it is possible to determine the treatment based on the skin's moisture level during the consultation.