Introducing the New Foreskin Facts Site
I started building this site in September 2010 with lofty dreams of setting the record straight on circumcision and foreskins. I already knew the foreskin was a vital and important part of the male anatomy, but I needed to find a way to explain this to others, particularly expectant parents who were thinking of circumcising their newborn son.
Why should you just take my word for it, though? I wanted to gather all the facts, studies, and research to provide to people with straight-forward information. It quickly became a daunting task, and nearly three years have passed since I started this project.
I’ve finally accepted that I must start somewhere, so I’m going live with this site, even in its incomplete stage. Please be patient as I finish pages and continue to expand on them. I have huge dreams for this site and I know they are achievable. I just have to start somewhere.
Welcome to phase 1.0 and please come back for future updates.
Yes, you can! Well, kind of. You can never truly get your foreskin back once you’ve been cut. But you can safely develop new skin. 
Condoms are the only proven safe and effective method to prevent the spread of HIV. Don’t believe dangerous myths that encourage unprotected sex after circumcision. 