Abstract: Cyclodialysis cleft is usually treated with medical management, argon laser photocoagulation or surgical procedure. The earliest and most frequently used therapy to eliminate cyclodialysis is direct cyclopexy. Direct cyclopexy and indirect cyclopexy can be used for treating cyclodialysis without comorbidities. However, cyclodialysis is frequently accompanied with vitreoretinopathy, lens subluxation and cataract, which require secondary surgery after cyclopexy. It is critical to combined suitable surgical methods in these situations. For example, vitrectomy, cryotherapy, gas endotamponade and scleral buckling can be adopted when combined with vitreoretinopathy. Insertion of a capsular tension ring or modified capsular tension ring in the capsule bag and implantation of intraocular lens can be used when combined with lens subluxation. Combined surgery should be selected according to other situations of cyclodialysis cleft. (Int Rev Ophthalmol, 2020, 44：176-181)