If the skin texture on my cheeks is rough and the tone is dull, what kind of care should I start with?

I am wondering what treatment I should start with if I want to manage both the skin tone and texture around my cheeks. I think that if the skin is dry and the surface is uneven, light blemishes or pigmentation might appear more prominent. Conversely, even if the skin texture is reasonably good, the presence of pigmentation can make the overall skin tone look dull.

In this case, I am wondering if it is better to refine the skin texture first before receiving the pigment laser, or if the order is determined differently depending on the current skin condition. When looking into dermatological procedures, there is such a wide variety of treatments that I think it would be better to set priorities rather than trying to solve both concerns at once.

I feel overwhelmed by the idea of ​​undergoing multiple procedures at once, so I would like to start with just one necessary treatment. I am also wondering if it is possible to create a step-by-step plan that takes into account factors such as dryness or skin sensitivity around the cheeks. My goal is for my skin to look naturally smooth and even.