After retinal detachment surgery, if the silicone gel is exposed, the patient can be removed in time through surgery and sutured again to promote recovery. Silicone gel is often exposed when the suture that holds the silicone strip in place during retinal detachment surgery slowly falls off over time, etc., causing silicone gel to be exposed. If this causes discomfort such as a foreign body sensation in the eye, consider removing the silicone in a timely manner, otherwise complications such as conjunctival perforation and eye infections may occur. If the retinal detachment has not completely healed or if the retina becomes detached again, a second surgery can be performed to suture and fix the silicone strip again. It is recommended that postoperative retinal detachment patients follow the doctor’s instructions for care, regular checkups, and prompt medical attention when discomfort occurs, so that treatment can be carried out according to the doctor’s instructions.