How do you reverse circumcision?

Answer 1

No

Another view:

Yes and no. The tissues lost to the surgeon's knife are gone forever, along with their rich bundles of nervous tissue. However, there are some surgeons who claim some success in restoring some degree of functional foreskin. But why would one want to cut the penis again, after the trauma of the initial cut? There are procedures that can be done over time, perhaps 1 and 1/2 years or more, where the existing skin is gently tugged and stretched in order to produce some functioning foreskin. These 'tugging' methods can be modestly to highly successful, they can be done privately and individually without anything showing, and involve easily obtained inexpensive, noninvasive and nonelectrical equipment.

Answer 2

Reversing circumcision is a done in a procedure called Foreskin restoration en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreskin_restoration

Answer 3

Yes, most of the time.