ABS TRACT The knee joint is one of the most frequently injured joints due to its function and location. Significantly part of these injuries is extensor mechanism-related soft tissue injuries. Injuries that can be differentiated from other pathologies can be diagnosed and are managed in accordance with these diagnoses. However, many injuries that do not fit with a clear clinical presentation are also encountered. With early treatment designed and applied in accordance with the evaluations after soft tissue injuries, recovery can be accelerated and further injuries can be prevented. Different treatment modalities are used considering the tissue healing phases, but there is no generally accepted protocol in the literature since studies at high level of evidence are limited. However, it can be said that current treatment approaches focus on early physical activity at the right time, by not using immobilization and anti-inflammatory modalities unless it is mandatory, monitoring the injuries with a holistic approach. Keywords: Knee joint, soft tissue injuries; rehabilitation