Review work on postoperative rehabilitation is of great importance when it comes to any type of osteosynthesis. The most common causes of lower leg fractures are falls, traffic accidents and sports injuries. When it comes to the extremities, we attach importance to the weight with which the operated extremities are burdened and their outcomes that are important for complete recovery after a fracture, in this case lower leg, surgery and finally rehabilitation leading to complete recovery. Rehabilitation in orthopedics and traumatology is extremely important because it begins on the first postoperative day, and is performed individually and in accordance with the condition, age and severity of the patient's injury. Once the rehabilitation of the patients is done completely and the given exercises are performed completely independently, it is important to put the emphasis on prevention. Fall prevention is essential to prevent reoperation, which would further complicate the rehabilitation process. Whether it is open or closed fractures, rehabilitation requiring a multidisciplinary team is required after each surgery.