Transparent gown

I found suddenly a video with a patient with a transperent gown. I found it really spesial. What do you think about a transparent gown when you as playdoc are exam your patients?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pK5Nq9WsOkA&list=PL__OrKbCgXYoyEl2f6MjzjRpfS0s8hhHe&index=1&pp=gAQBiAQB

https://m.indiamart.com/proddetail/transparent-medical-disposable-gown-22047194648.html

What on earth is the point of that ?

I kinda have to agree on that one, whats the point in a gown if you can see through it? Might as well not have one at all, but thats just my thoughts.

I’ve never seen these, at least not in the USA. I’m accustomed to white or blue gowns. I’d have to agree with the other posters that I don’t see much of a point (for a real procedure) of a gown like this, maybe just to provide “sterility?” I do think it would be interesting to see this, though, for a real procedure or for play.

In a fantasy or play exam I think such a gown would be very fun! In a fantasy setting the gown represents privacy and security, some measure of control in short. I do think there is something very thrilling both for the Doc and the patient about that “security” to be quickly revealed to be nothing more than an ephemeral hope. Explicitly in a control scenario, providing such a gown to a patient would be very exciting. Underscoring their lack of control. I can imagine the play Doc being acting like everything is normal, nothing out of the ordinary. Will the patient play along? If they don’t what will happen? Will the Doc punish them or become more stern and strict to establish control? Also all of this doesn’t address the aesthetic element, of which I can admire. Especially with a gorgeous patient wearing it.