Would a skin booster be suitable for skin that has oily nose but dry cheeks?

I have a lot of sebum around my nose, but my cheeks are dry and rough, so I would like to ask if a skin booster would be suitable for my skin.

When I wash my face in the morning, my whole face feels tight, but as time passes, oil rises to the surface on my nose and the sides, while my cheeks remain dry.

When I take a picture, pores and sebum are noticeable on the nose, while on the cheeks, I am more concerned about the rough skin texture and pores than the oiliness.

It’s hard for me to choose basic skincare products because if I use only light products to reduce sebum, my cheeks feel tight, but if I apply enough moisturizer, my nose seems to get even shinier. Could this skin issue be caused by an imbalance between moisture and oil?

I am wondering if the skin booster treatment is applied in the same way to the entire face, or if areas with different conditions, such as the nose and cheeks, can be approached differently.

In my case, I would also like to receive advice on the best order to start sebum control and hydration care.