Silicone oil removal from the eye is a very routine procedure and the current cost of the procedure is usually around$5,000-6,000, but is reimbursed prior to reimbursement, or if normal medical insurance or commercial insurance exists. If the eye is experiencing severe fundus pathology, such as retinal fissures, retinal detachment or macular area disease, silicone oil filling is required during the surgery to maintain the retina in a flattened state. The silicone oil should be removed from the eye early after the retina has recovered well to avoid damage to the retina after silicone oil emulsification or to cause secondary glaucoma and other manifestations. Generally, the time to remove the silicone oil is about three months to six months after the retinal detachment repositioning surgery, so it is necessary to do regular fundus review after surgery, and if the retina is well repositioned, the silicone oil can be removed from the eye.