There are currently many data to prove that the progression of arteriosclerotic lesions is not irreversible. Through angiography or intravascular ultrasound, it has been confirmed that early arteriosclerotic lesions can partially recede after controlling and treating risk factors for a period of time. This demonstrates that arteriosclerosis can be actively managed by controlling its risk factors, such as abnormal blood lipids, hypertension, smoking, diabetes, reduced glucose tolerance, obesity, Type A personality, and dietary patterns, and it can be treated. However, there are three aspects that are still uncontrollable: age, gender, and family history. This indicates that it is not possible to completely cure the condition; it can only alleviate the progression of the disease.