The 31-year-old, who was on the undercard of Anthony Joshua vs Carlos Takam in Cardiff on Saturday, picked up a cut in her victory over Anahi Sanchez.
But after having her injury reassessed, Taylor, who became a world champion in just her seventh fight as a professional, will be back in action on December 15.
However, as of yet, an opponent for the bout has not been confirmed.
Speaking about her world title defence, Taylor said: “It’s going to be a great end to the year, I hope.”
Taylor could face ABO American champion Jessica McCaskill next, with the Ireland star’s promoter Eddie Hearn supposedly keen to arrange that fight.
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And Taylor also admitted she hopes to unify the titles in her hometown of Dublin.
She added: “I’m really excited – it’s been absolutely phenomenal boxing in the UK these last 11 months.
“But it was always in the pipeline to box at home in Dublin at some stage. I can’t wait for that homecoming fight.
“When I first turned pro I wanted to unify the division.
“Next year in Dublin we plan on unifying the belts and it’s something I’ve always dreamed of.”