Wearable integrated antennas are becoming increasingly vital in modern healthcare by enabling continuous monitoring and communication. These antennas, embedded in wearable devices, efficiently transmit critical health data like blood pressure, body temperature, and heart rate, allowing real-time access for medical professionals or monitoring systems. This quick data flow enables timely interventions, enhancing healthcare quality. This paper focuses on the unique features and performance of wearable fractal antennas in medical applications and aims to compile recent studies from respected sources. The review’s goal is to provide valuable insights to researchers and healthcare professionals working on wearable integrated fractal antennas, ultimately improving patient care and outcomes.