Purpose: To report two cases of myopic foveoschisis resolution without vitrectomy. Method: Observational case reports Results: Case 1. A 27-year-old woman with pathologic myopia presented with decreased vision of 0.03 in her left eye. Fundus showed myopic chorioretinal changes and posterior staphyloma. Axial length was 32.67mm. Serial optical coherence tomographies (OCT) revealed obvious schisis improvement spontaneously 23 months later and vision improved to 0.5. Case 2. A 72-yearold woman with pathologic myopia presented with decreased vision in her right eye, only being able to count fingers. Fundus showed myopic chorioretinal changes, posterior staphyloma and shallow retinal detachment. Axial length was 31.99mm. OCT revealed schisis progression obviously one month later. Patient refused surgery thus we performed pneumopexy. The follow up OCT revealed a dramatic resolution with vision improved to 0.05. Conclusion: Spontaneous resolution of myopic foveoschisis may occur. Pneumopexy may be considered before vitrectomy.