Clinical common retinal proliferative lesions caused by diabetes, belonging to the organic lesions, generally can not be self-healing, but also more and more serious. Retinal proliferation is generally caused by diabetic retinopathy, such as proliferation of the anterior membrane, can also be accompanied by retinal neovascularization, belonging to the irreversible organic lesions. Therefore, retinal proliferation membrane, generally more difficult to self-cure, patients should be actively treated, such as vitrectomy, etc., to remove the proliferation membrane, improve the patient’s vision. It is recommended that patients presenting with retinal proliferation should consult a doctor in time to assess their condition and undergo treatment under the guidance of a professional.