Is it obligatory to repeat circumcision if a person was born circumcised, then an excess of foreskin was found after puberty?

Circumcision is obligatory according to many scholars, and this is the preponderant view. To achieve circumcision, the foreskin at the tip of the penis must be completely cut off until the glans is exposed. If the newborn is born circumcised without a foreskin, then there is no circumcision for him. However, if there is a remaining part of it, it must be cut, just as if the circumcision was incomplete, it must be completed. Therefore, the excess skin must be cut to complete the circumcision, and this has become safe and easy due to the advancement of medicine and the availability of anesthesia.