The recovery period for avulsion fractures is usually about three months, or 90 days. Avulsion fractures often suggest ligament damage and ligament tears because in avulsion fractures, the fracture fragments are often torn off by the ligaments, so avulsion fractures are treated the same as fractures. In the initial stage, a cast is applied and the braking time is usually about six weeks. At six weeks, the cast can be removed and functional joint training can be started. After six weeks, you can gradually move to the ground and walk with partial weight bearing, while using an elastic bandage or ankle brace to protect the joint. It usually takes three months for the avulsion fracture to heal completely.