When the oil-moisture balance is disrupted and my skin feels severely dry during the change of seasons, would it be better to get a consultation on skin boosters in addition to applying soothing ampoules?

Recently, with the drastic temperature fluctuations between morning and evening and the onset of cold winds, I feel like my skin's oil-moisture balance has completely collapsed. The tightness deep within my skin is so severe right after washing my face that I have been generously layering a Cica ampoule—known for its soothing ingredients—and a highly moisturizing cream morning and evening. However, while this creates a temporary oil film on the surface, the dryness and tightness felt from deep within simply cannot be resolved with home skincare alone. In particular, the inner cheeks and the area around my mouth have become parched and rough, with white flakes of dead skin appearing, causing my makeup to cake and look patchy.

I’ve seen many reviews stating that in situations like this, getting skin booster treatments like Rejuran Healer, Juvelook, or Relied directly at a dermatology clinic is much more effective for fundamentally restoring the skin barrier and improving inner dryness than simply changing basic skincare products. For someone like me with thin skin that easily becomes red and sensitive during seasonal changes, which type of skin booster would be the best fit to start with a consultation for, without causing irritation? I would appreciate advice and tips from those with experience regarding the downtime—such as bumps, bruising, or swelling—and how many sessions are typically required to properly feel the inner glow and hydration.