I want my skin to look healthy itself rather than getting rid of my pores.

I am concerned about the pores around my nose and cheeks, but I am writing to inquire because I would like my skin itself to look hydrated and smooth rather than just getting rid of the pores.

Looking at the photo of my face I took myself, I can see sebum and enlarged pores around my nose, and my cheeks are dry and rough, so my face looks lacking in vitality overall.

There is quite a significant difference in my skin tone between hydrated and dry days, and when I apply makeup, my cheeks start to look cakey from the afternoon onwards, making my pores even more noticeable.

Rather than undergoing multiple intense treatments, I want to naturally improve my skin condition while managing inner dryness and skin texture. Would it be okay to consult about a skin booster with this goal in mind?

Rather than eliminating the pores themselves, I am hoping for the skin to become hydrated and the texture refined, making them naturally less noticeable. Since my skin tends to be sensitive, I prefer methods that do not cause irritation or require a long recovery period, and I would like to start with a manageable frequency and routine.