[The necessity of strengthening multispecialty management in presbyopia correction]

Presbyopia is one of the most common visual functional problems in middle-aged and older adults. With the increasing availability of correction options, presbyopia care has evolved from traditional near-vision compensation to comprehensive clinical decision-making that integrates visual quality, risk control, and long-term eye health management. However, the traditional single-specialty model is becoming insufficient to comprehensively address key aspects of presbyopia care, including assessment of visual needs, screening of ocular conditions, identification of systemic risk factors, selection of correction strategies, perioperative management, and long-term follow-up. This article discusses the limitations of the single-specialty model in presbyopia correction and the necessity of strengthening multispecialty management, aiming to provide a reference for individualized, precise, and standardized implementation of presbyopia care.