I'm thinking of trying a skin booster for the first time. Would it be okay if I had a consultation first?

I have never received a skin booster at a dermatology clinic, so I have no idea which one to choose.

Recently, I have been getting a little concerned about the pores around my nose and cheeks, and my cheeks have become dry with a rough texture, so I felt like I wanted to try other skincare treatments besides home care.

However, rather than searching online and deciding on a specific procedure first, I would like to have my skin condition actually examined, hear an explanation of what care is needed, and then make a decision. My nose is oily while my cheeks tend to be dry, so I am also wondering if it is okay to receive the same treatment on my entire face.

Since this is my first visit, would it be okay if I just mentioned my current skin concerns and received recommendations on types of skin boosters or skincare routines?

Rather than trying to do several things at once, I would like to start with less burdensome options one by one, and I would also like to consult on methods suitable for first-time patients.