The foreskin can usually be set in a month by manual opening.
For minor circumcision usually no surgery is needed because it comes from late development and can be slowly shaped and restored to a normal state by the operation of manually turning the foreskin. Patients wash the penis area with warm water every day and then turn the foreskin over for a few minutes to avoid the pressure of the foreskin on the head of the penis and to avoid local adhesions by turning the foreskin over frequently. After opening, the foreskin should be returned to its original position after a few minutes. If it is not returned to its original position, it will cause impaction of the glans, and in serious cases, it will also cause ischemic necrosis. Through the above treatment, most patients can return to normal in about a month. If they do not return to normal, they need to be examined at the hospital to see if circumcision is needed.
In addition, it should be noted that the time and number of times to turn the foreskin of a circumcised patient depends on the individual case and needs to be done under the guidance of a doctor.