The pores next to my nose suddenly look very big. What kind of treatment should I get at a dermatology clinic?

Lately, I've been particularly stressed because the pores around my nose and cheeks are catching my eye. It's not that I didn't have any pores before, but these days, when I look closely in the mirror after applying makeup, they seem to look round. They seem to look even bigger, especially around the afternoon, as sebum rises to the surface. However, my skin isn't extremely oily; in fact, my cheeks tend to be on the drier side, so it feels a bit awkward to just blindly use products that control sebum. When I searched for dermatological treatments for my pores, I found so many options like Fraxel, Potenza, Pico Laser, and Aqua Peel, but I'm not sure which type of pore each is effective for. I heard that the treatment method varies depending on whether the pores are enlarged due to excess sebum or sagging due to loss of elasticity. Do doctors at the clinic diagnose this by examining my skin? My skin is sensitive, so I'm worried about my face breaking out from strong treatments. I've also heard that once pores widen, it's difficult for them to disappear completely, so I'm wondering how much improvement I should expect. For those who have received pore care, I'd like to know what treatments or procedures you chose and how many sessions you took to notice changes. I would be satisfied if my pores just looked a little less noticeable when I wore makeup. Given that is my goal, what kind of consultation would be best?