In the sub-zero temperatures of early winter, my skin is oily on the surface but feels tight underneath, and my pores look enlarged. I would like to inquire about the skin booster cycle and barrier care.

Since November, morning temperatures have dropped below freezing, and with the added pressure of indoor heating, my face feels tight from within all day long. However, the surface remains oily, and the pores on my cheeks actually appear larger, causing me significant concern that my oil-moisture balance is off. I feel it will be difficult to get through this winter relying solely on home care, so I am planning to get a consultation regarding skin boosters. 1) I would like to know what criteria you use during the consultation to determine which treatment—Juvelook Skin, Rejuran Healer, or Aqua Injection—is most suitable when I have internal dryness, enlarged pores, and a weakened skin barrier all at once. 2) Is it common to receive about three treatments at two-week intervals during the winter, and how long the results typically last with that schedule? 3) Please provide tips on how to manage cleansing, moisturizing, and exfoliation after the procedure, especially in indoor environments that become dry due to heating. Finally, I would appreciate it if you could let me know if there are any available time slots for weekend consultations.