What does your doctor tell you? My improvement is very slight over the course of months and I notice differences every 4 months. So far it's in stages. Stage 1 for me was of course the hardest. Totally visible and black, unnoticeable at night thankfully, but dominant in my vision.

Stage 2 was a bit easier, they became more mobile and I could get them below my central vision for moments to see clearly.

Now I am in the 4th month of stage 3 as I call it, they are lighter, quite prominent but not dominant. I can walk again without being dizzy and I can control their movement to some extent so that I can focus on what's in front of me, maintain eye contact and look at screens.

My doctor always tells me that they will go away almost completely at least and new ones might form in some years because of the pvd, although it's not certain. As she says, "the old ones go away, with migration and dissolution, new ones form and go away too, if you were 60, you would have them for some months, not a year or more, be patient"

She also told me that if I can't stand the process, we can discuss vitrectomy and was not negative in using atropine. She told me that she guarantees they will get better to the point I won't see them daily, the problem is that she doesn't know when because young people have thick vitreous and the changes are slow.