With the population aging, the increasing number of presbyopia patients and the growing demand for correction have become pressing visual challenges. In recent years, presbyopia correction surgery has been a clinical focus, with ongoing innovations in surgical mechanisms and methods, but significant issues remain unresolved. This article explores the advancements and challenges in various presbyopia correction procedures, identifies key future trends and directions, and aims to provide guidance for improving the safety, efficacy, practicality, and longevity of these procedures in line with natural aging processes.