Can people with sensitive and internally dry skin receive the skin booster?

I am concerned about internal dryness and enlarged pores on my cheeks, but since my skin is sensitive, I would like to inquire if it would be okay to receive a skin booster.

It is fine when I am in good condition, but when I am a little tired or the weather is dry, my cheeks and the sides of my nose easily turn red, and sometimes even the skincare products I usually use feel stinging.

However, the drier my skin gets, the more visible the pores and rough texture on my cheeks become, so I'm worried about how to manage it.

Even looking at the photos I took myself, subtle redness and enlarged pores are visible on the sides of my nose and cheeks, and my skin looks dry and rough rather than moisturized.

When my skin is sensitive, is it better to soothe it or manage the skin barrier first rather than getting a skin booster right away?

If the procedure is possible, I would like to know if the stimulation or intensity can be adjusted according to my skin condition. Rather than a treatment with quick results, I prefer a approach that allows my skin to feel naturally comfortable without causing severe redness or dryness.