Pelvic floor dysfunction is a prevalent issue among postpartum women, often leading to urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and sexual dysfunction. Traditional methods such as Kegel exercises have long been the cornerstone of pelvic floor rehabilitation. However, recent advancements have introduced innovative therapies that offer enhanced recovery outcomes. This review explores these novel approaches, evaluates their effectiveness, and discusses their application in nursing practice, providing a comprehensive guide for healthcare professionals involved in postpartum care.