For combination skin with flaky skin around the mouth, should I prioritize moisturizing over a skin booster?

I am wondering if I can receive a skin booster consultation at Maypure in this changing season, where my nose is oily but the corners of my mouth and chin are dry. Rather than focusing on pores or skin tone, I would like to know how to distinguish and manage the tight feeling after washing my face and the white flakes of dead skin around my mouth.

In particular, men who shave frequently may experience both shaving irritation and dehydration. In such cases, I am wondering if you prefer to review cleansing and moisturizing methods and provide soothing care first, rather than considering injection procedures immediately. What criteria do you use to determine whether applying more cream is sufficient for the condition or if a consultation is necessary?

If I consult about skin boosters like Libby Hill or Vitaran, I would like to know if I can apply them immediately to areas where dead skin cells are visible, and if it is advisable to postpone treatment if my skin stings or feels red. Since I have no prior experience with such procedures, rather than assuming the effectiveness, I would like to be explained the proper sequence for my skin condition. Would it be helpful to organize my usual facial cleanser and shaving schedule before the consultation?

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