The member portion of RestoringForeskin.org is shutting down on March 20, 2026.

Foreskin restoration is a process for lengthening the shaft skin of the penis to restore a foreskin. Circumcision removes the frenar band, the ridged band, and all or a part of the frenulum. Although foreskin restoration cannot replace the missing structures, foreskin restoration can create slack skin that covers and protects the glans to keep the glans from becoming keratinized, just like the original foreskin.  A restored foreskin also gives men a feeling of being whole again, that the parts that were cut off without their permission have been restored.

The public portion of RestoringForeskin.org includes a Beginner's Guide to Foreskin Restoration. The public portion also includes links and general information on foreskin restoration methods and devices, including a t-tape guide and manual tugging routines. Also available is a Foreskin Restoration Calendar showing meetings for NORM and other groups.