Visual therapy for Visual Snow Syndrome typically involves neuromodulatory approaches that aim to recalibrate cortical visual processing and reduce aberrant neural signaling. The primary mechanism involves structured perceptual training and potential neuroplastic interventions that target the visual cortex, with the goal of reducing pathological visual noise and enhancing neural signal processing efficiency. These interventions may include specialized visual exercises, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and potentially pharmacological support to modulate neuronal hyperactivity.