My cheek pores are more visible when my skin is dry; would a skin booster be suitable for me?

I am writing to inquire because the pores around my cheeks don't always look the same; they seem to stand out particularly more on days when my skin is dry. I am relatively less concerned on days when my skin is hydrated and in good condition, but during periods of severe dryness, such as the change of seasons, the texture of my cheeks becomes rough, and even the small pores feel more distinct.

In this case, I am wondering if my pores have actually widened or if they just appear temporarily emphasized due to a lack of moisture in my skin. I am also confused about whether I should start by looking into treatments to directly manage pores, or if it would be better to consider methods that manage skin hydration or elasticity, such as skin boosters.

I don't think getting a skin booster will completely eliminate pores, but if my skin condition improves, can I expect a change where my pores look less prominent? I am also curious if it is possible to check the condition of my pores and the degree of internal dryness before deciding on a treatment suitable for my skin. Rather than expecting dramatic changes, I would like the skin on my cheeks to become a little more hydrated and smooth.