My oil-moisture balance has been disrupted due to internal dryness during the change of seasons, so I would like to inquire about using a moisture barrier cream in conjunction with a skin booster!

Hello, I am an office worker in my 30s, and I am writing to ask for advice because my skin tends to become sensitive during seasonal changes. Recently, with the large temperature fluctuations between morning and evening, my cheeks have been feeling warm and flushed, and my skin has become severely dry from within during the day. My skin feels tight after just an hour or two of washing, even when I apply makeup on the weekend, it becomes patchy and smudges within a few hours. The pores around my nose and cheeks also feel significantly enlarged after my oil-moisture balance was disrupted, so I feel like I cannot continue like this. Currently, I am managing my skin by applying the moisture barrier cream shown in the photo generously morning and evening, washing with lukewarm water, and using a soothing mask; although it feels like my skin is plumping up from within, the surface remains tight. If I receive a skin booster in this condition, will it absorb well and soothe quickly? I am debating between Juvelook Skin and Rejuran Healer. I am curious if Rejuran is painful and if the embossing swelling tends to last for a few days. Considering the recovery period, I would also like to know if it is safe to receive the treatment on the weekend and return to work on Monday. I have heard that both procedures are helpful for pores and internal dryness. Given my skin condition, which one would you recommend first? I would also like to know the best interval for the treatments and when I can start applying the cream I am currently using, both before and after the procedure. Would it be possible to have a weekend consultation at a nearby branch?