Edema is a pathological condition characterized by the accumulation of fluid in the interstitium, leading to local or generalized swelling. The presence of postoperative swelling indicates the accumulation of exudates or transudates, and both of these fluids appear in surgery and the postoperative period. Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women. In a significant number of cases, this requires radical surgical treatment. Surgical procedures in the head area are common, and one of the most common is the removal of the third wisdom tooth. Furthermore, one of the more common surgeries is knee surgery, and joint replacement with an endoprosthesis. Kinesiotape, developed in the 1970s by Japanese chiropractor K. Kase, is an elastic therapy tape used to treat sports injuries and various other conditions. The application of kinesiotaping is performed by the therapists gluing the top of the tape strip to the base of the target muscle and removing the paper base. In terms of lymphedema treatment, kinesiotaping has many positive effects. Also, the effects of kinesiotaping were investigated to control edema and pain in maxillofacial surgery, such as mandibular fracture, midline facial fracture, and third wisdom tooth extraction. In knee surgery, in order to maintain proprioceptive stimulation in the quadriceps (from the starting point to the grip) and to reduce the tension of the muscles of the back box, the Y-shaped kinesiotrack muscle technique is used.