The removal time for external fixation braces varies from 4 weeks to 8 months, depending on the fracture site, the healing status of the patient’s injury, and other factors. Generally the bracket of ulnar radius part can be removed in only 4-6 weeks, the bracket of tibiofibular part of the lower limb can be removed in about 2 months, the fracture of pelvis part can be removed in about 6-8 weeks, the bracket of the foot bone can be removed in about 3-6 months, the structure of ankle is complicated and its external fixation bracket can be removed in about 6-9 months, and the bracket of the hand bone can be removed in about 3 months. Injury also affects the time of brace removal, such as the same part of the linear fracture than comminuted fracture is easier to heal, naturally the use of external fixation brace for a shorter period of time; closed fracture naturally compared to open fracture external fixation brace for a shorter period of time. Usually, X-ray examination is used to decide whether to remove the external fixation brace or not, and you can consult your physician for specific advice. If there is any discomfort during the healing process, it is recommended to go to the hospital promptly.