Circumcision on Boys
The Gospel of Luke indicates that 8 days after Jesus was born, he was circumcised according to Jewish laws. After circumcision, the child is given his name; Thus Jesus took his name on the day of his circumcision.
The Apostle Paul says, “For circumcision is profitable if you keep the law. But if you break the law, your circumcision becomes uncircumcision!” (Romans 2:25).
Circumcision has also played an important role in Christian history and theology and has had a significant cultural presence throughout Christendom. Many Christian denominations celebrate the circumcision of Jesus as a feast
Although the law of circumcision in Christianity was dropped in the New Testament, that is, most Christian churches are neutral regarding circumcision, as they do not oblige their followers to do it or prevent them, as they do not consider it as a religious duty, but some churches such as the Ethiopian Orthodox Unification Church, the Eritrean Orthodox Unification Church, and the Coptic Orthodox Church impose the law of circumcision on males.
Mayo Clinic says:
‘Sometimes there's a medical need for circumcision, such as when the foreskin is too tight to be pulled back (retracted) over the glans. In other cases, particularly in parts of Africa, circumcision is recommended for older boys or men to reduce the risk of certain sexually transmitted infections’.

lemme get this right, the PERFECT God made a mistake and we shouldnt have heads I guess, so now you have to cover them as to not to offend the God who gave you a head to begin with...