I have Graves' disease with the eye involvement - can I still use Botox or dysport in my glabelar region?

The Botox will cause no problems related to your Graves Disease, but could make it harder to evaluate your condition. Often the eyelids are effected by Graves, so if you Botox this region and the Botox migrates to the eyelid it will be difficult to monitor. Often the eyelid is too high in Graves patients, but is lower following Botox injections. 

there is no reason this should affect your graves disease, but I would speak to your physician prior to treatment.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Thank you for your question. There is no contraindication regarding Graves' disease and Botox. Enjoy your treatment.

Botox in your glabella should not cause you any issues as long as you see an experienced physician injector who understands the implications of Graves. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

Yours is a very common question. Often times, with mild graves disease (thyroid eye disease), people suffer more from the cosmetic affects of the disease then the medical ones. Injectable treatment such as Botox are something I recommend very commonly for my patients with graves disease. There is no increased risk with Botox injection in your current situation. I also commonly use filler as an in office aesthetic solution for patients with graves disease, however people with recent information and activity should likely avoid filler treatment until their disease is stable. And even then, there may be some increased swelling with filler.