The rehabilitation process following patellar dislocation plays crucial role in restoring knee stability and funcionality. Patellar dislocation, where the kneecap moves out of its usual position, is a common issue, especially among active individuals. The primary goal of rehabilitation is to reduce pain, restore the full range of motion in the knee, strenghten the muscles around the knee, and prevent future patellar dislocations. In the initial phase of rehabilitation, the focus is on reducing swelling and inflammation. This is achieved through the application of cold packs and appropriate medications. In the second phase, attention shifts to stretching exercises aimed at improving flexibility. Gradually, exercises to strenghten the quadriceps and hip muscles are introduced to enhance knee stability. Physiotherapist play crucial role in providing customized exercises and massage techniques to achieve the best result after rehabilitation. Returning to sport and daily activities requires a gradual increase in knee load and constant monitoring to ensure that knee is ready for full activity. Effective rehabilitation after patellar dislocation enables patients to return to an active life without any restrictions and reduces the risk of future knee injuries.