Has your Pubic hair been commented on during an exam?

Anyone ever have any incidents with their pubic hair being commented on, or touched, during an exam (or during a play exam ) ??

I have mentioned this in other threads and it doesn't make sense to anyone who has not had a Tanner assessment done, but my interest in medfet stems in large part from some physicals I had in my adolescence in which they were evaluation my stage of puberty (i.e., Tanner stage assessment) and pubic hair was commented on then (as well as other body and facial hair).

Yes!

And it’s one my favorite parts when it’s done during play exams.

I got a lot of comments and exams on it growing up with my doctors growing up. Usually my regular doc combed through it with his fingers but that was it. And if other docs saw it, it would just be commented on or part of the palpation in that area.

Never commented on. Maybe because it’s all gone! 🤷🏾‍♂️

Never commented on. Maybe because it’s all gone! 🤷🏾‍♂️

Back in 1983 or 84, I was already shaving my pubic hair. I once forgot that I had a check-up in a few days from my oncologist. She felt for swellings in the lymphic nodes so also in my groin. But when she reached my briefs she felt no hair and gave me an alarmed look, very concerned. Then she had me remove them entirely and saw that I had shaved. Then she gave me a funny quizzical look, not quite disapproving.

She never commented on it one way or another, but her facial expressions were telling enough.

My dermatologist once asked me when I started shaving it - before she prescribed something for a rash there...

Once I reached puberty, the pediatrician would feel my pubic hair. Since my mother was always in the exam room, he would turn to her and comment that my pubic hair was growing normally. A few times, he had her stand up and pointed out my growth and also did the tanner stages on me as well.

Evaluation and rating of my pubic hair (and "Tanner Staging" by a doctor remains one of my biggest turn-ons. When I was 15, I had to see a pediatric endocrinologist for growth delay and late puberty issues. The exam was both embarrassing and erotic. I was laying on the exam table in just my briefs and then the doctor told me to "lift up" and he pulled my white cotton briefs down to my ankles. He stared at my crotch/pubic hair for a few silent moments and then asked me, "When did you notice this hair starting to come in?" I told him it had been only a few months earlier. He touched it lightly with his index finger, and then wrote some notes on my chart. I think he asked a few other questions about the speed/rate of its growth and how I feel (mentally) about it compared to other boys at the time.

During a real exam, I very well may have been mortified to have a doctor comment on my pubic hair, whether the presence or lack thereof! 🫣

Most of the time, I usually shave my pubic hair to allow easier access for the doctor but occasionally, I'll let it grow out a little...though never unruly, rather neatly trimmed.

I'm slightly envious of those who've had pediatric exams, including the Tanner Staging. I believe my mom may have purposefully not allowed for such exams on me as she was VERY protective, often overly, and so any form of intimacy, especially in a clinical setting at an early age, may have been out of the question. In fact, when I first had a gynecological exam, and since, I've only ever had females examine me. Of course, nowadays, if we could find a good male gynecologist, I wouldn't mind, provided he is knowledgeable and qualified.

When I was 13, I had no real signs of puberty. That's why my pediatrician commented on the lack of pubic hair and told me that if I didn't hit puberty by a certain age, I should come back. Fortunately, it started at some point. To my regular examination at 16, he commented only that now there are some. After that, no one was interested anymore.

Yes. Anyone who has played with me has always commented on my luxurious pubic mane. The density, the fullness, the wavering fields of freshly showered and combed pubes are quite the talk of the town if I do say so myself.

The secret is that I use liberal amounts of "Mane n' Tail" with every wash.

🤦🏼‍♂️

Never by a real doctor but a few times during play exams - one guy slightly lifted a tuft of my rather unkept strip and commented "whats this? get it tidied up before next time"

Never by a real doctor but a few times during play exams - one guy slightly lifted a tuft of my rather unkept strip and commented "whats this? get it tidied up before next time"

Gosh how rude, I'm assuming there wasn't a "next time"?

I've never had my pubic hair commented on during an exam but the doctor often feels through it and gives it a good check.

Yes at exams at school as a teenager. The doctor would comment on how I had pubic hair and hair under my arms, but no hair yet on my chest or tummy.

Most of my experiences have been with them touching my pubic hair. My first was during an initial consultation with a urologist before my vasectomy, I was lying on the table with my pants and underwear pulled down to my knees. The doctor proceeded to give me a thorough genital exam that included him combing through my pubes with his fingers.

At my previous dermatologist, he would eventually have me lie back on the table while he and the assistant would lower my gown. They would lower and fold it, exposing my chest and abdomen, so that it just barely covered my penis and scrotum. He would examine me, working his way down until he would use his bare hands to rifle through my exposed pubes. He never actually touched my genitals in any way, but he would look at and touch my hair and skin all the way around them. He examined and looked at my genitals and butt crack, just didn't touch them.

My previous PCP used his hands to examine all of my pubic hair in detail twice. First during my new patient exam, and then at a later exam when I went to him for a lump near my testicle. I was standing with my pants pulled down for both of those.

The last doctor I remember giving my pubes attention, and the only doctor who ever commented on them, was my surgeon who did my bilateral hernia repair. At the initial consultation before the surgery, he asked to see my lump while he squirted hand sanitizer on his hands and rubbed them together. I thought he was going to do the typical hernia exam, so I stand up and pull my pants and underwear down to my knees and lift up my shirt tail. He wheels over on his stool and just looks, for a really long time. Eventually he uses his bare hands and rifles through my pubes, and just looks some more. Never does actually examine me. Eventually, I feel extremely self conscious and just pull up my pants. At the follow up appointment, he asks to examine me. So this time I just lower my waistband a little and lift up my shirt. This time, he actually asks if he can examine my testicles, so I then lower my pants. Of course they shaved me for the surgery, but only shaved the top portion and sides of my scrotum. As soon as I dropped my pants, the surgeon chuckles and said, "Nice shave job".

I had it often commented during the Tanner staging. Also for preparation for a minor genital surgery the doctor said I have to well shave penis and scrotum.

I don't remember any comments from my youth exams, but have seen notes in my records as an adult. The only verbal comment I've had was when I was instructed not to shave before my vasectomy due to the risk of small cuts.

During one of my wife's gyno visits, her doctor commented on the texture of her pubic hair, noting how coarse and curly it was. She said though my wife is white, is more "ethnic" than most peoples. We thought it was a surprising comment, and all git a laugh out of it.

Never. It may have been as a teen to check on puberty development, but I don't recall any of that.

During annual exams at school the doctor ran his fingers over my, increasingly developing, pubic hair. I’ve still no idea what this accomplished since he would have already been able to determine development stage etc from a visual exam, perhaps to ensure there was no skin condition like folliculitis or eczema hiding behind what was growing in the spreading copse of hair, or for later teens pubic lice (crabs) or shaving damage? It was usually without comment other than ‘good’ but he was clearly thinking to himself.

For adult exams it’s only ever been touched to palpate the pubic symphysis or inguinal canal from above.

No never, and I had a ample amount of pubic hair. 😃

When I was around 14 going to my pediatrician he asked when I had noticed my pubic hair starting to come in. This was as I was lying down with my boxers lowered to my knees. He had started the genital exam at the base of my penis feeling around my pubic hair. I don't remember exactly how I responded but think it was something like "over the last year". He then said he was taking a look at my development and proceeded to examine my penis and testicles also asking me about the size and growth of them as well. The whole thing was mortifying at the time but fun to think back on.

It was a long time ago, but I know my doctor commented on my development, including pubic hair when I was growing up.

What pubic hair 😉

In my teens, the most naked I was at a doctor was just a quick peek inside my underwear.

She just said "that is growing well" and then I asked if I had any problems there.

What pubic hair 😉

A very simple answer !! - no pubic hair forces no comment about it !!

Never at the real doctor, not even during puberty when you think it might be assessed. In play exams, nope, nothing either. Guess art imitates life. 😃

Only during my (late) puberty. The pediatrician pointed out to my mom that I still had none at 14, and only the first few wisps at 15. He didn't need to comment on it at 16, since they both could see that I finally had caught up.

Never remember it being noticed or discussed. Pretty normal development so it never came up.

My primary likes me to have some, so its there, although kept fairly tidy. Additional partners have been surprised I have it at all, as I guess now its more the norm to be clean shaven down there.