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The foreskin never "comes off". It remains attached to the penis. The foreskin does slide back to expose the penis head. This is most visible when men have erections, but men can also pull back their foreskin when soft. The foreskin is sometimes removed in a surgery called circumcision. This is primarily practiced by members of certain religions, specifically Judaism and Islam. A:They may be asking about when it is able to retract. When boys are born their forskin is fused to the glans of the penis. It should not be forced back! It's like that for a reason. It prevents boys from getting infections or rashes under there until they are potty trained and better able to wash themselves. As boys grow up the foreskin starts to loosen up and starts to separate a bit every time the skin gets pulled back to wash the penis, and from boys "playing with themselves". I'm not talking about masturbation there, but young boys constantly fiddle with themselves, and their parents have to keep telling them to stop that! If the foreskin hasn't retracted all the way by the time they hit puberty, it usually will once he starts masturbating regularly.

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For most males, the foreskin naturally separates from the head of the penis during childhood. This process is typically completed by early adolescence, although it can vary from person to person. If the foreskin does not retract easily or causes issues, it is recommended to seek advice from a healthcare provider.

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