Can the difference in skin tone between the inner cheeks and the cheekbones be managed with a laser?

What kind of care is best when the entire face does not look like a uniform skin tone, and the color feels slightly different between the inner cheeks and around the cheekbones?

If your skin tone appears uneven in specific areas rather than having a single blemish, it is difficult to determine whether you should receive a pigment laser or manage your skin condition first.

Especially during the change of seasons, as the skin becomes dry, differences in color or skin texture may appear more noticeable.

I am also wondering if it is possible to distinguish during a dermatologist consultation between cases where the skin tone temporarily appears that way due to a lack of moisture and cases where the change is actually caused by pigmentation.

In this condition, I would like to know if the entire face is treated in the same way, or if only the pigmented areas are managed intensively.

I would like my skin tone to be naturally evened out, but I do not want it to become excessively bright or show uneven differences in specific areas. I would like to know if there is a suitable treatment approach for a first-time patient.