Abstract: With the rapid development of economic and social change, rates of premarital intercourse and unwanted pregnancy among teenagers are rising significantly. It leads to the increasing rate of induced abortion and makes serious harm in physical and mental health of female teenagers. Researches show that effective contraceptive measures can avoid the occurrence of an unwanted pregnancy but the implementation of contraceptive behavior is affected and restricted by various factors. This paper discusses the application of health belief model in implementing contraceptive behavior among abortive female adolescent to reduce the rate of induced abortion and explore effective ways to promote reproductive health among female adolescent.