The survival time of aortic valve leaflet deformity is not a clear criterion, and is related to whether or not it is treated aggressively, and whether or not it is combined with other primary pathologies, such as valve stenosis, valve regurgitation, and aortic dilatation. Patients with aortic leaflet deformity need to be actively treated, for patients with obvious arterial pressure difference, left ventricular hypertrophy and other symptoms need to be actively treated, through standardized surgical treatment for replacement of mechanical valves, etc., for less severe symptoms of the patient can be conservative drug treatment, standardized treatment can effectively prolong the survival period. Patients with aortic valve leaflet deformity may be combined with aortic stenosis, aortic insufficiency, and in severe cases, aortic root dilatation and aortic coarctation may occur. The emergence of complications and the lack of good treatment generally affects the survival of patients. Patients with aortic valve leaflet deformity need to pay attention to daily care, maintain a regular and healthy diet, regular checkups, and timely medical treatment to avoid deterioration of the situation.