There is no such thing as the easiest way to recover from strabismus in teenagers. Strabismus can be treated with medication, surgery, prescription glasses and other treatment measures. 1. Drug treatment: patients with strabismus can use atropine sulfate ophthalmic gel and other pupil dilating drugs as prescribed by the doctor, which can form a medicated myopia, weakening the patient’s central regulation, and can play a role in correcting strabismus. Patients can also use injectable botulinum toxin A as prescribed by the doctor, which can paralyze the antagonist muscle and help patients eliminate or reduce strabismus. 2. Surgery: When the angle of strabismus is large and affects the function of stereoscopic vision, surgery is usually required, mainly through surgical adjustment of the patient’s extraocular muscles, to achieve the effect of treating strabismus. 3. Corrective lenses: For internal strabismus caused by adjustment, it can be treated by corrective lenses after the refractive status is clarified by medical examination. There is no fastest way to recover from strabismus in young patients. Patients should go to the hospital accompanied by their parents and follow the doctor’s instructions for regular treatment.