Objective To analyze the possibility of fusion function training to establish binocular tertiary vision function and consolidate the effect of postoperative strabismus correction in elderly people. Methods Conduct a retrospective study about 174 patients who were diagnosed with common strabismus and had corrective surgery at Guangzhou Aier Eye Hospital from October 2008 to December 2016, and those patients was performed after the fusion function training. According to the type of preoperative diagnosis of strabismus, they were divided into common esotropia group, common exotropia group, intermittent exotropia group. According to the difference of the best corrected visual acuity between the two eyes, they were divided into>2 lines group and ≤2 lines group. Monocular-suppression and cross-suppression patients firstly used de-inhibition training and then expand the fusion-range training. Patients with a smaller fusion range started training directly by expanding the fusion function. We compared and observed the fusion function and binocular condition between before and after strabismus surgery. Results The normal fusion range was established in 128 cases after strabismus correction, and there was no recurrence of strabismus and visual fatigue symptoms after 1 year of follow-up. Among them, the effective treatment rates of the common exotropia group, the common esotropia group, and the intermittent exotropia group after training are 32.35%, 28.57%, and 100%, respectively. The two groups which are divided into>2 lines group and ≤2 lines group are 11.54% and 100%, respectively. Conclusion Elderly patients with strabismus, especially those with intermittent exotropia or within two lines of best corrected visual acuity, have achieved good binocular vision after fusion training, have been improved visual fatigue, and the effect of strabismus surgery is consolidated.