Dressing Sexily for a Gyno exam

As one of my (kinky) and real doc said that sexy for him was seen that women take care about herself.

Curious as to how accurate the statement above, (that 3/4 of Gyn's are now female) is and according to what surveys or studies. I don't necessarily doubt it.. but am curious as to the source of the data.

Sexy? No. As others have pointed out for me the key is clean. Big shower (wash and shave) before. For clothes something that goes on and off easily. There would be no point in sexy as I’m in a gown when the doctor comes in - and yes my current doctor is a woman. Re that stat, I’ve not seen any numbers to back that up, but anecdotally in the US that number sounds right.

I’ll wear decent underwear but not my best in case I spot after. Certainly not date night panties but not period ones either.

Are there any ladies who might visit the doc during working hours and be dressed smart for that job rather than more casual and comfy the doc and that could be misinterpreted as a bit more sexy dressing- ie relatively sexier rather than intentionally sexy if that makes sense?

As a doctor I can say that, except for women who might be coming from work etc, alarm bells go off a little bit if patients are dressed too sexy/provocatively. Usually other behavior is accompanies the dress which also triggers the “spidey sense”

I love to play (that’s why I am here!) but I can promise you there is nothing sexy at all about being in that position in real life.

And pro tip- don’t wear a teddy or other difficult-to-open article of clothing even if you aren’t going to be getting a pelvic! It always cracks me up when patients have to struggle to unbutton for an ultrasound, abdominal exam, etc!

@nightowl I’ve gone during the work day, yes, but I’ve never been dressed when the doctor comes in. The only one who would see my outfit would be his nurse. By the time I’m seeing the doctor I’m in a gown and sitting on the table.

Dress sexily? No. But when I had a cutie pie male dr, heck yes did I make sure my toenails were cute, my hair looked good, and I smelled excellent when I went in.

Of course, he’s the reason I swore off male gynecologists. That sneak attack, spur of the moment uterine biopsy was a deal breaker.

Now that my dr is female. I still fix up my toenails and smell amazing.

No not at all I just dress normal, whatever falls into my hadn't that day, that is what I wear

Anooooo. That would be just too kinky. I don't want to come off as some sort of weirdo, dooo I? Wink.

During a recent visit with my elderly mother, she recounted a time when her mother had taken her to work as a young girl. My grandmother was a prudish Christian woman who was the nurse and receptionist at the small town ob/gyn clinic. My mother told me that a woman came into the office that day and told my grandmother that she needed to see the doctor. She said my Grandmother told the young lady “that she was quite certain she needed to see the doctor but not dressed like that.” Sadly, my mom did not describe how this particular young lady was dressed or what the medical concern was but the way she told the story and knowing my grandmother, it was hysterical. Mom said that the young woman was accommodated with an appointment first thing the next morning.

@hackjuan my husband had a great aunt like that. She was hysterical. I’m glad I got to meet her. 4’11” and well into her 90’s and still a force of nature.

What a crazy subject !! I would like to hear the doctor's own stories on this one.

What a crazy subject !! I would like to hear the doctor's own stories on this one.

I bet they may not even notice or care. It is their job, not their kink.