How do you dress when going to a physical?

I was wondering if anyone else makes a conscious effort to dress in a particular way when going to a physical exam? I have most often been told to strip down to my underwear to prepare for the physical by the doctor or an assistant. I find it most embarrassing to have nothing else on except my underwear, so I do not wear any jewelry, watch, socks or undershirt. This puts me in only my undershorts for the exam. I always wear tighty whities--briefs--because I find them to be the most revealing and make me look the most vulnerable. Anyone else have this kind of strategic planning?

I make an effort, depending on the weather, to wear as little as possible for a physical exam. I know I will end up in my tighty whities and a gown or even not a gown just my briefs. It makes for less to remove before the doctor comes into the exam room. Sometimes the nurse has told me to remove everything and just put on the gown. I like to be ready when the doctor comes in and not in the middle of undressing.

I wear normal loose-fitting clothing..... mainly things that can be removed easily. The underpants certainly need to be tight, white if possible, and clean! 😃

I wear grey or black microfiber boxer briefs, which by the way are the most comfortable and breathable type of undershorts I have ever worn. I also wear ankle socks, jeans, and a t shirt, maybe a hoodie if it's cool out. I usually have to undress down to undershorts and socks. And I am freshly showered and shaved, including shaving my "manscape zone", which is how I usually keep that area.

I make sure I'm wearing an undershirt and boxers. I can never predict what state of undress will be required, and prefer the feel of boxers if there is going to be any sttanding/waiting around.

I make sure I'm wearing an undershirt and boxers. I can never predict what state of undress will be required, and prefer the feel of boxers if there is going to be any sttanding/waiting around.

I look at this in the opposite way. I try to be as unclothed as possible while waiting and during the exam. I prefer to be in white briefs only, so I leave off the socks and T-shirt when dressing to go to a physical. This makes me feel more vulnerable and humiliated during the exam and, I think, emphasizes the doctor's command of the situation.

I have recently started wearing mini briefs in shiny black or white material, and always express a surprised embarrassment when asked to take my trousers down. I always leave my briefs up so they are seen by my doctor, and she then has to ask again for me to take them down, or as on one occasion she slipped them down herself, which was heavenly!

Definitely new or almost new white briefs for me.

Definitely new or almost new white briefs for me.

I prefer white briefs that have been laundered at least once, since a little shrinkage of the fabric that occurs with the laundering process to make the fit more conforming. I also like brands that fit a little on the skimpy side and are made of thin fabric. My favorites are Calvin Klein or Jockey. They allow the profile of the genitals to how through the fabric adding to the sense of vulnerability. Boxers and boxer briefs cover a guy up too much in my opinion.

My usual underwear - black. I like to take my push-up bra, because it's not as light as my other bras and therefore there's a higher chance my doctor will want it off.

I usually wear something comfortable, usually windpants. I know that I will be putting on a gown, so why dress up.

No changes for me, whatever I'm wearing that day. I always go commando. I used to wear boxers to the doctor, but no longer. What's the point? I want to encourage a complete exam.

For a full physical exam or a gyno exam, where I know that I'll have to get completely undressed, I try to wear casual clothing, slacks and a top, that's quick and easy to remove. I don't wear any stockings or pantyhose although in the winter I may wear socks. I always wear my bra and panties - going without is for other more fun occasions!

I don't make any strategic planning for clothing when I have a physical coming up. I wear casual clothes. Those are easy to remove if necessary. And black boxers.. not so revealing.

I try to wear my lightest clothes just for the scale. sneakers, jeans, and a short sleeved polo shirt to make blood pressure taking easy and if they need to draw blood. I also like to wear new white briefs.

Just a personal observation of the ladies in the waiting room is that most wear less than usual. Last time there was a lady with shorts so short on that I could not tell the color of them and a string top with no bra and sandals.

I'd definitely think hard about what I was going to wear - normal, not too big and not too small underwear essentially

I dress neatly in clean clothes, but nothing special. I will soon be naked under a gown.

I wear a pair of nice boxers, jeans, and a button down shirt. If its summer, a pair of dress sandals, or dress shoes in winter.

Well.....CLEAN 😉

Have a bath or shower, clean undies & clothes easy to undress.

I like to have physicals scheduled first thing in the morning. I usually dress in my regular work clothes since that's where I'll be going afterward. I used to save some male underwear for physicals, but these days I wear my usual which is women's panties, camisole, and bra. My doctor's are used to it.

Always professional work attire, but some nice lingerie underneath and a hint of perfume.

It's how I dress for work, so no different for an exam

Depends on the day usually. My doctor has seen me dressed up and dressed casual. I always make sure I am showered and very clean and shaved.

I always think about how I am going to dress when going to the doctor.

I always wear clothes that I can remove quickly and dress quickly. For me at the end of the exam, I think if you take too much time dressing to leave room after doc - Others know how undressed you were.

I always wear white briefs to an exam. There is something classic and old school about them, so I just always wear.

I do also like the idea of guys going to the doctor in a full suit. Looking very professional and pulled together, but then has to undress to a vulnerable state.

Usually in business casual attire, as I like to schedule appointments right before/after work

I normally wear clothing that is comfortable and easy to remove unless I have to go straight from work but I don't remember anytime I have had to take my clothes off at the doctors office during my adult life.

I really never thought this one over but since the question is being asked I would say nothing out of the ordinary. I usually take the day off for my annual physical. The attire consists of what I would normally wear for the time of year. I usually schedule my annual physical during the spring (when my hay fever is it's vey best). Typically what I am comfortable wearing. Jeans, t shirt, boxer briefs, leather jacket, hiking boots. I feel no desire or need to wear anything different. Clean clothes and showered.

I dress in comfortable clothes that are easy to get on and off.

My husband goes wearing a jacket and tie. He can be so freaking formal at times.

I dress in comfortable clothes that are easy to get on and off.

My husband goes wearing a jacket and tie. He can be so freaking formal at times.

I had a few appointments with a specialist a few years back. Initially I went for the comfortable clothing option, and found the doctor didn't make any effort to read the notes and spent more time talking over me, concentrating instead on the medical student sitting in with him (who spent the entire time staring at the floor).

The next time I had to go from work and come back after the appointment, so I went dressed for work, which was a shirt and tie. It was amazing how much more attentive he was when I was dressed smartly like him.

It really depends on the weather, but I always try to wear something easy to get in and out of and always boxer briefs underneath. I usually like to wear a button shirt rather than a pull-over in order to see if the doctor unbuttons it for me. I also like to wear pants with a belt and zipper for the same reason to see if the doctor will undo the belt himself or unzip the pants. Sometimes doctors do and I find that very erotic.