Hair nets

Have you ever had to wear a hair net (a large bouffant style cap that covers the hair) for medical procedures?

My patients all wear them in my dental chair. I’ve worn them myself too.

Have you ever had to wear a hair net (a large bouffant style cap that covers the hair) for medical procedures?

What hair?

Only had to wear a hairnet for surgery and some MRIs

I have the benefit (?) of not having too many curls to cover. I did wear a surgical cap when I had back surgery.

No, i have never had to but i wore them at my old job when i worked at a chip factory.

Yep, many times. Unfortunately, I've had many surgeries and procedures. A couple at a hospital, but mostly at an outpatient surgery center. Most of those times I've had to wear the very unappealing, papery hat thingy. The wife almost always gets a nice picture of me looking like a goofball after I'm all gowned up.

I have yet to have to wear one, but I hope I get to this summer when I have my surgery.

I had to wear a surgical hat for one of my surgeries, for the other one I wasn't requested to. I also wore a hair net for a dancing show with the dancing circle.

For surgery, yes.

For medical procedures, no. I wear bouffant cap when taking selfies.

Well i know this post is old but yes i do, usually i put a n95 or tie on mask over it tho and for surgery tho ofc