There is no effective medicine to cure presbyopia, and currently glasses and surgery are used to correct presbyopia. Presbyopia is a normal physiological phenomenon caused by aging. As we age, the lens of the eye gradually hardens and becomes less elastic, and the ability of the eye to adjust decreases, making it difficult to see near objects. Presbyopia is usually an irreversible physiological phenomenon, and there is no cure or effective medication for it, but only through wearing presbyopia glasses and refractive surgery to alleviate the symptoms. Commonly used surgical methods include keratoplasty and femtosecond laser. The specific treatment plan should be formulated by a professional doctor according to the condition of the presbyopia patient and the state of the body, etc. It is recommended not to use medication by oneself.