Amblyopia patients who have been corrected to 0.8 through treatment still need to continue training, on the one hand, to try to make the visual acuity up to the normal 1.0, and on the other hand, it is also necessary to consolidate the treatment to avoid further loss of visual acuity. Amblyopia is due to childhood retinal development disorder, resulting in vision can not be upgraded to normal level, need to improve vision through amblyopia training as early as possible, once you miss the window of treatment before the age of 12, it will be very difficult to restore the vision. The visual acuity of amblyopia patients corrected to 0.8 is close to normal, but has not yet reached the ideal state of 1.0, so they should continue to adhere to the training, and try to improve the visual acuity to 1.0. In addition, even if the visual acuity is improved to 1.0, the training should not be stopped immediately, but should continue to consolidate the training, usually the consolidation period is about half a year, if the training is stopped too early, it will lead to a further decline in visual acuity.