I am writing to inquire because my skin surface looks rough along with enlarged pores on my cheeks.

I am concerned about the pores on my cheeks, but lately I am more bothered by the rough appearance of my skin surface itself, so I am writing to ask for your advice. It doesn't feel severely bumpy to the touch, but when I look at my face in bright light, the texture on my cheeks is uneven, and fine bumps and pores are visible together.

It looks a bit okay on days when my skin is sufficiently hydrated, but on dry or tired days, it feels like my pores and skin texture are much more clearly visible.

Even in photos I took myself, the sides of my nose and cheeks don't reflect light smoothly and look rough, so I think I might have an internal dryness issue as well. I tried using a peeling product hoping it would help, but my skin stung and turned red, so I couldn't use it consistently.

For this type of skin, would a method that manages hydration and skin condition be more suitable than constantly stripping the surface? I am wondering if it is possible to consult about internal dryness, rough texture, and pore concerns together using a skin booster.