How did you feel first time in "uniform"?

We were talking today about our first times dressed in surgical wear and uniforms and how strange (scary, exciting) it felt and how that particular feeling never quite went away even though dressing for medfet became routine in a way.

There were a few times we could think of:

* first time in scrubs, gown, hat, mask, gloves as a surgeon

* first time wearing rubber gloves and an apron, even just doing the washing up - hey! maybe that's one place it started from?

* first time as a nurse (for my SO this was fun but for me as a man, first time in the white dress and hat was, well, WOW!)

Even now, sometimes it changes, putting on that bouffant and mask, or just the apron, or going through the long procedure to get dressed as a surgeon.

Then someitmes just dressed for the pleasure of it (nothing beats a quite day along at home as a nurse IMHO)

So, how was it for you? What "does it" for you?

I just recently bought my first pair of scrubs. I found may too many excuses to try them on that day they came in the mail. There was also a "what has gotten into you" comment from the wife that afternoon.

At my current job even though my department has no direct patient contact, we are required to wear scrubs everyday. That can get boring after a while . However when I wear my non work scrubs and drape a stethoscope around my neck, yes my feelings change considerably 😃 I am now the Dr. or Nurse in a specific scenario. Also feel very authoritative and powerful when I dress in my surgical attire for play.

And I would say jjmich2302 you look amazing in scrubs that's for sure. .

It was so long ago that I can’t remember the exact occasion, but I do remember the excitement and arousal. Then when I got the courage to wear my scrubs in public, utterly terrified and excited. Terrified not knowing what to expect, would people come up and ask me medical questions or where do I work? Thankfully that has only happened once and it was only a cashier asking if I was a nurse. Excited to experience wearing, and being seen wearing, scrubs in public. I now wear scrubs in public at every opportunity. I love the looks and reactions I get. Once at the grocery store, I noticed this attractive women behind me taking pictures or video of me. I pretended not to notice because I didn’t want to embarrass her for her desires. Walking through public areas, I’ve noticed women turn around and start following me. I assume to extend the experience of seeing a man dressed in scrubs.

First time in public, wearing scrubs, was incredibly an occasion to remember, shadowing dad in surgery. Everyone staring at me, medical team, patients, clinic visitors. I was so proud in my scrubs, overshoes, cap, mask tied around neck. Was even more of an arousal when I had to scrub in, to get surgical gown and gloves. It was a day I will never forget.

My uniform actually differs from the ones mentioned above! When it comes to wearing an outfit, I tend to bring my own twist to it. Since I'm still working on more details for my outfit piece by piece, it most certainly takes up quite some time to craft and get hold of some of the stuff I want to add to the outfit. My outfit currently consists of a regular V-neck black coloured scrub shirt, black leggings and a pair of dark sneakers. Over my shirt I tend to wear a white coat. Recently I've been working on a personalized ID lanyard which I could possibly wear along with the outfit, and a badge which can be worn on top of the white coat when I don't feel like wearing the lanyard. Around my left wrist I wear a circular shaped watch. (Always comes in handy when a patient needs to get their BP/Heart rate checked!) And last but not least; a steth which is worn around my neck.

The first time I got changed into my outfit, it felt kind of surreal. Personally however, I felt very satisfied with the result and I absolutely loved how much impact it had on me mentally, as well. It really made me connect more with my role as a doctor, which gave me more confidence.

If you get impatient with long stories, even true ones, skip to the second last paragraph herein. That's when I really answer the OP's question

I don't act out medfet. I just like "maskgirl" pics, basically. And bumping into "sick chicks" with masks in public, which is rare.

However, one night, I went to a fundraiser concert for a female friend who was having a lung transplant. It was in essentially a bingo hall in Erie, Pa. This almost didn't happen because the night before, I AIMED my friend, telling her that my apartment tested positive for mold, and I was symptomatic of that. She didn't want to disinvite me, so after some discussion, I proposed I'd get some disposable N95 masks.

The night came, and I was standing outside in the chilly air, and she pops up behind me and asks, in a high, muffled voice if I was that guy who commissioned her from deviantART. I look around and there she is, a thin, 5ft6 brunette, 19 years old, in a dress, big black boots, and a mask. The mask on her mouth and nose at that time was from I Can Breathe, one of those "fashion mask" companies, like VogMask.

http://www.icanbreathe.com

It was white with adjustable earloops and a white lace pattern. I told her I'd be in in a minute; I needed to get my mask on. Mine was a 3M 8210, which is a white cone mask (N95) with two yellow bands. As I followed her in, she had in her right hand the cartridge respirator that I saw her in on her deviantART account. Matte black silicone with huge filter cannisters coming out of each side, capped in white, and a thick black harness dangling from it that would hold it to her face.

So, I got my mask on and we sat and chatted for a while, and the music started. Not sure when exactly, but at some point, she slipped out of her lace I Can Breathe mask and into her bulky, matte black silicone respirator. I didn't get to see her mask up, which is a huge turnon for me, but when she sat down across from me, I just gazed into her eyes and let my eyes drift down from them onto her mask. When she turned her head to a side, you could see the huge mask pressing tightly on her cheeks, being held there by two big black straps, the top one with a cross strap that rested on her head. Tabs were on either side and she did tighten them every so often. When she looked up at someone standing above her, that gave me another view I liked, of her mask sitting tightly on her mouth as my eyes drifted from that interface down her neck and chest.

I'm very sorry this is longwinded. It was just a real turning point in my own sexuality. Having described all this, I was so sure that wearing the mask must have been a turnon for her because she looked so sexy with it on, but as the night wore on, my disposable N95 mask became very, very hot, and it was miserable, and since then, it's hard for me to even get into these mask fantasies of mine, thinking that the girl maybe isn't enjoying it.

I dunno. Any of you wear masks during medfet? Do you like any particular makes/models? Using a cartridge respirator in medfet would be pretty severe. Only a couple hospitals make their patients wear them, and as far as doctors and nurses go, probably only in exceptional scenarios, like the corona virus, and SARS and all that.

The first time I put on my scrubs it felt amazing. I can also remember the first time I put on my surgical gown, the feeling was indescribable. Putting on my surgical gloves and hearing the snap on my wrist.

I usually play the role as a patient. I like to wear a bouffant cap. Just about a month ago I bought scrubs and wore it with bouffant cap, surgical mask and gloves. When dress in that attire I'm very excited (moreover I want to show my appearance in that attire to someone).

My first set was a light blue pair I ordered online. I will never forget the feeling the first time I put them on.

Well, when I firstly bought my coat, I can't remember the feelings of wearing it, but I remember that I haven't put it off for 4 or 5 hours. 😄

I just liked it so much, that I didn't want to put it off. The same thing is about my hat and trousers. Every time I wear my uniform, I feel myself much better. Psychologically, of course. I even feel that I become softer and even more caring. And it's also REALLY comfortable for me to wear it.))