Botox Around Eyes is Causing Double Vision, is This Normal?

While on the rarer side, Botox can cause double vision if it diffuses into the eye muscles.  The good thing is that it generally only lasts a week or two and then goes away.  Just be patient and you should be fine pretty quick.

If Botox spreads to regional areas it may affect the eyemuscles which could cause double vision. If there is a high volume of liquid injected (some doctors like to dilute their botox more than others, which is fine if they use the same number of units per area of treatment compared to a different dilution, so more of a dilute solution is needed than a less diluted solution) then there is a greater chance of the botox affecting nearby muscles that were not the desired target. That's why I like to use the more concentrated solution of Botox and a small number of units when I inject, off-label, close to the eyelids. Your symptoms probably  will go away after several weeks to a few months.

Botox can affect any muscle that it is injected into.  It sounds like the muscle that was affected here was one of the muscle controlling the movement of the eyeball itself. (That is the movement of the eyeball).

Typically our eyes help us to see 3-dimensionally and this helps with spatial orientation.  When the images that the brian is processing are not synchronous, then the resultant images are doubled (therefore double vision.)

Hopefullty there was just a small amount of Boto that "drifted" into these muscles and the effect should be short lasting.  In the meantime, you will need to either wear a patch or close one eye to see more clearly.

This however will resolve.