Cervical spine hyperplasia, in general, is not self-healing. Cervical spine hyperplasia is a physiological phenomenon, mainly with age, the degenerative lesions of the cervical spine, irregular cartilage damage, resulting in subchondral bone hardening, marginal bone hyperplasia, which is the phenomenon of osteophytes, usually will not be self-healing. The hyperplasia is part of the bone tissue and is usually not absorbed. Even mild cervical spondylolisthesis will not heal on its own. However, most cervical spondylolisthesis do not cause symptoms and do not require special treatment. Patients should pay attention to correcting poor posture, avoid prolonged low head, adjust the height of the pillow, avoid high pillow position, if the degree of hyperplasia continues to aggravate, it will lead to local nerve compression symptoms, need to be targeted to give treatment.