Does the Juve Look effect also apply to the skin texture on the cheeks that becomes noticeable when applying makeup?

My skin usually doesn't look too bad, but I'm concerned that applying cushion foundation or regular foundation actually makes the texture around my cheeks more visible. It looks fine right after I apply it, but as time passes, the base settles into my pores, emphasizing small bumps and preventing a smooth finish.

 

Even when I use primer, it feels like it only covers up temporarily, so I am looking into ways to manage my skin itself.

 

Then I found out about Juvelook. Can I expect Juvelook effects even if my skin texture is uneven and makeup settles into crease like this? If Juvelook is suitable for managing skin texture, I am also curious about what kind of change it would be realistic to aim for.

 

Especially on the inner part of the cheeks, makeup tends to flake off more easily on dry days, so I think I should check for moisture loss or dead skin cell issues first.

 

I would appreciate it if you could let me know if I can decide on the procedure after diagnosing my current skin condition rather than receiving the Juvelook immediately, and when I can resume wearing makeup as usual after the procedure.

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