Can you be circumcised without being circumcised?

As long as the foreskin can be retreated to the coronal sulcus during erection or when it is turned over by hand, and there is no circumcision, there is no need to circumcise.

Circumcision: the foreskin covers the urethral opening, but can be turned up to expose the urethral opening and the head of the penis. It can expose the glans after erection. The foreskin is too long as long as it is turned over and cleaned every day.

Circumcision: narrow opening of the foreskin or adhesion of the foreskin to the head of the penis so that the foreskin can not be upturned to reveal the urethral opening and the head of the penis. After erection, the glans cannot be exposed, and the glans cannot be exposed even if it is turned over by hand. The foreskin needs to do circumcision, otherwise it will be embedded in the foreskin, and cause necrosis of the glans.