How long does it take for a bunionectomy to totally heal ?

Likely 4-8 weeks.: There are many different types of bunionectomy, but the most common involve a small bone cut, sliding a portion of the bone back into place to straighten the foot, and using a small screw to hold it firmly while you heal. While bone typically takes 6-8 weeks to completely heal, you're generally functional and weight bearing before that, but you can be swollen for up to 6 months.

Depends: On procedure, age and healing ability. Bone normally takes 6 weeks to heal if stabilized properly.

Depends...: Factors that may speed your recovery include: immobilization, elevation, good nutrition, follow your physicians’ instructions and do not smoke. Bone healing usually takes 4-8 weeks depending on the type of procedure. Each person has a different healing potential depending on age and overall health.