Does anyone prefer paper gowns to the cloth?

If I was given paper I might ask if I could ignore it. As I noted I've only had paper once or twice, but it stuck in my mind as being sticky and not adding any warmth.

If you are going to the trouble of putting on a gown (which I try to avoid at all costs), why would you bother to wear anything underneath it? I still just don't understand the reasoning behind putting on a gown but leaving your underwear on under it. Why?

Some docs' offices give you a gown & tell you to keep your underwear on. I think the gown in that case is more about covering the rest of your body to avoid unnecessary exposure of the rest of your body. Leaving your underwear on indicates minimal time, if any, will be spent in that region.

But i was more interested in how Jen likes her male patients. Sometimes a gown AND underwear can mean more layers to strip. For some, more layers to strip someone of can mean more fun.

I prefer the cloth. The paper ones are kind of flimsy

To JTMac, a post to your point somewhere noted that a patient was instructed to undress and put on a gown, keeping his underwear on. This was because the first step for the practice was an EKG. Once the female med tech/nurse had done this, she told him to now remove his underwear, retaining the gown.

@JTMac .

Still go commando. The gown vs sheet varies by office. Mostly just a sheet, no gown.

I have a new derm doc, who does examine my skin, and doesn't shy away from doing so or/and hides behind 'this office procedure...'

It depends on the situation. If I'm just at a physical or some place where I'll just be wearing it relatively briefly, I kind of like the feel of the paper gowns when I'm nude underneath. They aren't form-fitting, so there's usually a lot of air moving around between me and the gown, which feels nice, too.

However, if I'm in the hospital or someplace where I'll be staying for a more extended period than an hour or two, then definitely the cloth gowns are most preferable.

Whichever one, unless I'm specifically told to keep underwear on, I always slip it off and just wear the gown.

Paper gowns for this play doc. The paper gown is constantly moving to reveal what’s underneath from different angles.

Thats why I am sure my wife’s male doctor has her put on a paper gown to auscultate her, usually for the sniffles or something minor that typically does not require bare breasts being exposed...supposedly!

It embarrasses her to have the paper move away from her to expose her breasts even if not open...and I doubt her doctor minds from the way I have seen him look at women in social settings.

So I recreate that voyeuristic thrill in my home play clinic and my “allegedly shy” patients.?

For an examination I would prefer no gown, I had to wear a hospital gown and underwear (+ compression socks) for oral surgery recently, fabric gown which I find preferable and paper underwear which was awful

I always Prefer paper gowns when I’m both the patient and doctor. We all know that paper doesn’t really cover much and can easily be ripped 😉

I still feel vulnerable in my cloth gown, but always feel that paper reveals more when you’re moving around. Plus I like the sound.

When I am ready to exam a new patient, one of the questions I ask is about his modesty (this is actually a trigger question for many guys). Point blank - what do you prefer (or what are you most used to) - strip to your underwear, completely undress and wear an examination gown, or strip fully. Either choice has them do this in front of me. As an experienced medfet play doctor, I realize that the combinations have more to do with how the patient feels. The better his arousal in the realistic exam, the better the experience is for me too. I thrive off of his anxiety, humiliation, and submission - why should I make it harder for those triggers to be pulled.

I do not like paper at all. Only cloth for me. Paper or cloth, most places are seriously lacking in sizes for fat people, so I've bought my own to take when I anticipate having to undress. Weirdly enough, the main hospital here has very large gowns to wear during surgery, but not on the ward.

I have blue cloth gowns that tie at the neck and waist and they fit BBW or smaller women just fine, but to be honest most women I meet for a play exam like to wear something of their own that they are comfortable in and is more sexy....I'm cool with that.

I've never come across a paper gown in any situation, real or otherwise...

I've always had cloth gowns but do wonder if and when I'd be given a paper gown. Curious if I'd prefer the paper over gown vs the cloth.

Loose open-back cloth gown on first, then a light paper gown over the top. The second gown does cover the back, but sometimes my bottom can still be seen through the thin paper!

I'm a plus size girl - so paper is not good. But cloth gowns are usually small on me. Usually only an issue if I need to transfer rooms, etc...

Cloth. It doesn't tear.

I think either is a real pain. Cloth is better as it moves with you along with holding up for the duration of the exam. I sweat a lot and the paper gowns just disintegrate!

The only paper gown I liked was given to me for day sugary. The gown was made of thicker material and had plenty of room. It even had a small sleeve in the front where they hooked up a small heater to blow warm air under the gown. (It was January). Actually I guess I only wore it for a couple of hours before surgery. They put me to sleep and I don’t remember anything till I woke up in the recovery room, but the gown was draped over me like a sheet.

I have never seen a paper gown. Maybe I will see if they are sold on E-bay and give them a try. Would like something that is cheap and falls apart easily.

I love the feeling of the cloth on me. That being said, there is something to be said for the doctor being able to rip through to access the chest for the heart and lungs.

I have had both, numerous times, and think they're a waste of time unless I've been told to be nude under.

I've never had a paper gown and have been in a cloth gown only a few times for physicals. Are the paper gowns about the same length and size of a cloth gown? Seems like a paper gown would be rougher and less comfortable.

Being a bigger guy, paper gowns are like a double whammy for me. Most small offices don't have gowns that really fit me that well, and paper gowns are no exception. On top of that, they are so flimsy, one wrong move and they might as well be thrown in the trash. Last time I had a physical, they told me to strip down to my underwear and I had the option of the paper gown or not. While putting it on the thing tore almost right in half. I guess I had no choice after that. 😉

I'd choose a fabric/cotton gown for most exams. The patient gets to go home with something nice to remember it by that way too.

In a real exam I prefer cloth gowns as the paper gowns have no weight to them and thus provide no coverage. I’d rather be nude than in a cloth gown.

Went to move the cloth gown away from my left Butt cheek in a dermatology exam and flashed the dr, showing all, on accident. Only slightly embarrassing.

In a play exam, I don’t have a preference really. The gown is usually pulled off me early in the exam.

I’ve only been given a cloth gown at physicals which is flimsy enough, can’t imagine how a paper gown feels.

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I bought these ones as a gift to my Playdoctor. They are textile, and give you the impression you can hide something. But they are completely open at the back.

I think that humiliation is a great factor in play exams. And these work great. Also little paper panties on top of them, laying ready when the doctor tells me to unclothe and change into that.

Papers more embarrassing that's why I like it.

I would Love to wear a gown for a Roleplay session as a Patient

Ever since getting completely naked at the dermatologist besides the flimsy paper gown, I've come to realize I much prefer them lol. Something about them is so impersonal that it's thrilling to be given one. It's more paper than it is clothing, yet they expect it to preserve your modesty. Very erotic to me