My skin is dry and sensitive these days. Is it okay to get a lifting treatment in this condition?

My skin has suddenly become dry as the weather has changed, so I'm a little hesitant about booking a lifting appointment.
I was originally thinking of getting a treatment this month because my overall skin elasticity isn't what it used to be. However, recently, there are days when my skin feels tight after washing my face, and sometimes even the cosmetics I normally use sting.
If I receive a lifting procedure in this condition, could I feel the stimulation more intensely than usual?
My skin isn't completely broken out; it just gets dry and sensitive once in a while during the change of seasons.
Still, since lifting is a procedure that involves applying heat or energy to the skin, I thought it might be better to get it done when I'm in good condition.
Do you assess my skin condition on the day of the consultation and proceed if it is okay, or do you postpone the date if it is too dry or sensitive?
I think it would be more reassuring to wait a little while before getting it done if my skin condition isn't great, rather than feeling obligated to get it done on the same day just because I have an appointment.
I am also wondering if my skin might feel temporarily drier after getting a lift.
In that case, would it be a good idea to pay a little more attention to moisturizing before the procedure?
I usually use several functional products, but I would like to know if it is better to take a break from them before and after lifting and just focus on simple moisturizing.
I also thought that when your skin is sensitive, it's actually better to touch it less rather than applying all sorts of products lol.
The lifting effect is important, but for me, it is more important that my skin does not feel uncomfortable after the procedure.
So, even if I have to delay receiving it a little, I would like to start on a day when I am in good condition.
Has anyone consistently received lifting treatments even when their skin is dry, like during the changing seasons or winter?
I'm curious if you felt your skin reacted a little differently than in the summer, and if you've ever postponed a procedure due to dryness.