Yes, surgery can be a part of managing albinism, but it's not a cure. Surgery is often used to correct strabismus, also known as crossed eyes, which is a common occurrence in people with albinism.
Surgery might also be used to address other eye conditions that can arise due to albinism, such as refractive errors, which affect how light focuses on the retina. While surgery can help improve vision and quality of life, it doesn't address the underlying genetic cause of albinism.
