There is no definitive data on the success rate of fundus macularis cleft surgery because individual constitution, different hospitals, and different doctors in the same hospital can cause differences in the success rate. In general, the cure rate is relatively high if the recovery after surgery is good. The purpose of fundus macularisis surgery is to maintain the current vision and not to allow vision to continue to decline, generally not able to improve vision; because the success of the surgery and improvement of vision are two concepts, the success of the surgery is the anatomical fusion of macularisis, and the improvement of vision is the recovery of the function of the fusion of macularis, and the success of the surgery creates the conditions for the improvement of vision. The recovery period after surgery is the key to whether macular degeneration can be cured or not, and the condition can only be stabilized in half a year. During this period, patients should follow the doctor’s instructions to prevent excessive use of the eyes, and pay attention to diet and rest. Patients are advised to consult their specialists and actively cooperate with the doctor’s treatment.