Is it okay to get Xeomin around my eyes if I have problems with dry eye?

I am unaware of injections like xeomin interfering with dry eye, but always recommend seeing a doctor in person for review.

I suggest speaking to your physician but typically around the eyes wouldn't affect an internal eye issue.A combination approach would give the most improvement. Movement lines and superficial wrinkles improve best with botox, dysport or xeomin.  Fine wrinkles need lasers like clear and brilliant, fraxel or erbium or co2; radiofrequency like venus viva or intensif/fractora microneedling RF; microneedling with PRP and stem cells; aquagold treatment; or soft fillers like belotero, restylane silk or refyne, revanesse versa, or juvederm volbella.  Deep wrinkles can be improved with a combination of Botox and/or fillers for the lines themselves and to build anatomical support with Sculptra for collagen building.  Aggressive deep peeling like phenol/TCA and J plasma can be used for deeper scarring or wrinkles.  Ultherapy is great for lifting of this are and thermage is great for tightening and improving overall texture.  Monthly facials like silk peel, dermalinfusion, salt facial, and microneedling with retinol masks can really help fine wrinkles and pore size. You really need a combination approach and proper daily skin care and sun protection for the best results.  Please consult with an expert.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Hi and thank you for your question! Dryness of eye might happen (or get worse) in theory if Xeomin (or Botox/Dysport) injection interferes with function of muscles responsible for moving eyelids, but this is very rare with right injection technique, placement and dosing, so as long as you are working with an experienced physician, it should be ok. I hope it helps and good luck!