Yes, a Monstera can recover from root rot with proper care and treatment. The recovery process involves identifying root rot's primary cause, usually overwatering or poor drainage. You should remove the plant from the soil and trim the rotten roots. After that, treat the remaining healthy roots with a fungicide or hydrogen peroxide to remove any remaining pathogens. Allow the roots to dry for a few hours, then repot the Monstera in fresh, well-draining soil.