I'm looking into PicoFraxel because of the pores on my nose and cheeks. Is it different from PicoToning?

Lately, it feels like it takes me longer and longer to do my makeup because of my pores.

The pores on the sides of my nose and the inside of my cheeks are particularly noticeable, so it bothers me every time I apply foundation.

It’s upsetting because even though I put a lot of effort into my makeup in the morning before going to work, my pores look prominent again when I look in the mirror by the afternoon.

I was looking into Maypure treatments because I wanted my skin texture to be even a little smoother, and a laser called PicoFractional caught my eye.

I was originally interested in Pico Toning as well. How do the purposes of the two procedures differ?

My biggest concern is the pores on my nose and cheeks rather than pigmentation. In this case, would it be better to consult about PicoFraxel first?

I'm wondering if the type of treatment varies depending on the cause of enlarged pores.

Also, since I am a working professional, it is important to me how much redness or peeling might occur after the procedure.

I would also appreciate it if you could let me know what precautions I should take when applying makeup or going to work after the PicoFraxel procedure.