Photographed

I have photographed, and been photographed during play sessions.

In a play exam would be fun to be photographed by the Doctor, for me it's very exciting to know that the Doctor share these pics with his colleagues to share opinions about exam procedures and talk about my body. It's very humiliating and exciting at the same time to know that other Doctors see you naked in exposed position.

Never.

I had an abscess on the back of my neck around 2000.my surgeon asked to take pictures as she said it was for presentation.she was very gracious and a great surgeon so happily accepted.

Never during my real exams but my play exams are always filmed and photographed.

6 or so years ago….yep! 🙈🙉🙊 I sure do miss my play exams!!

This isn’t a exam experience, play or otherwise, but when I worked at an insurance brokers, the company had a monthly newsletter and they decided to cover the company doctor and the occupational Health nurse. They needed a member of staff to be photographed being examined. I was working for the facilities team at the time and volunteered. I went along and had to stand with the doctor to my left and the nurse to my right, the photographer asked if I was ok to unbutton my shirt and if the doctor could put her stethoscope on my chest. I felt a bit uncomfortable with this at the time, as I was only in my early 20’s and hadn’t thought about the fact that all of my colleagues would see it, but agreed. The photo was taken with the nurse smiling one side of me, with the doctor holding my shirt open exposing the left side of my pale boyish chest, while the she pressed the stethoscope over my heart. It looked a bit corny as we were all smiling and I and the doctor had to look directly at one another which seemed to take ages, although it felt awkward at the time, I love looking back at it every so often.

My wife had a muscle flap put in, and the doctor traced out the destination site shape with a magic marker and photographed it. This was a few weeks before the surgery. I've had a few moles photographed for comparison on followups. No big deal.

Technically, an x-ray is a photograph, so almost everyone has been photographed in a medical setting at one point or another.

I have had full size photos taken by my dermatologist. They even had to use a few closeups of my genitals, due to some birthmarks. It was a little underrated, but also quite kinky for me.

I would love to be, real or play

Never. At least not that I know of. had my tonsils out at 5, so not sure if it was a standard procedure or not at that time.

Now for play, somewhere there is an entire photo album of me from when I was 18-19. Wish I had that or at least some of those pictures. Mostly Polaroids but some developed.

Since the advent of the camera phone, you can see from my gallery, many images of me have been taken. When I play I will video the scene or someone else will video me.

Wow! This thread is alive again. I had answered it way back 2016, I think. Yes, I was photographed for a record for a program I was involved with during adolescence. Just very basic, front, sides, back, etc.

Be weary of Dr's who say the need video or any imagery of your naked body other than diagnostic imagery. I fail to see any reason why any Dr needs to take a picture or video when notes are adequate and evidential. It got this Dr. in New Orleans in a lot of hot water:

https://www.nola.com/news/courts/article_b37d8c5e-3560-580b-bc6a-60ca6d371b57.html

I have posted in this thread before- #207 - but i forgot about this one.

my wife had a suspicious mole on her bottom that a dermatologist removed. he took pics of the mole in his office, and at the time i thought he was not very close. but i figured he had it zoomed in.

but at a followup visit he went out of the room to get something and left the notes folder. so i opened it and discovered he did have a close up of the mole, but he also had a full length shot of her. that didnt seem necessary. but it was soo hot. her nude in a doctors office. and it was a pic that i didn't take. soo hot. i have a pic of that mole in the pictures on my wall if interested. not the doctors. my photo

Be weary of Dr's who say the need video or any imagery of your naked body other than diagnostic imagery. I fail to see any reason why any Dr needs to take a picture or video when notes are adequate and evidential.

A picture is worth a thousand words, and, is proof evidence

Plastic surgeons routinely use photographs for before and after comparisons as well as to plan out a surgical approach. My wife had a muscle flap put in and the doc photographed the site before the operation - annotating the picture with dimensions in mm - and then did another photograph after it healed. I'd guess for breast implants, reconstruction, lipo and other procedures photos would be pretty common and useful - and yes show private parts of the body.

As a fetish for medical play or any other nude event, I'd not let anyone take naked pictures of me or my wife.

I’ve had body parts, both public and very private photographed at real examinations and procedures. It’s a valuable tool for modern medicine. I have also shown doctors “selfies” I’ve taken of personal areas; they actually saved me from having to be examined. A primary care physician can refer you to a specialist just by looking at a phone pic. The specialist usually needs to see the real thing.

Medical images are a part of the mandatory medical documentation in each case the images can show something related to the exam or treatment. Even during surgery images are taken for documentation.

Once when a student was watching the doctor examine me. She asked to take a pictures and took two of my full front and back(without including my face)

I never have but if i could get In Person Roleplay I would be willing to let my doctor take pictures of me

Yes -unfortunately- or Fortunately! Several years ago- Oh! just a second! I am English- and this happened in my second marriage- so must have been, perhaps about 2000. We had to have moved house, when my Wife had , suffered several Strokes- and they started to really affect her mobility! That is why we moved to a Detached house with very little garden- I suddenly found a growth in my right side groin, rather like a large sort of nipple. - No pain- and we were still going at it like a pair of rabbits!. - Three or sometimes, four times a day. i made an appointment, and went and saw my female doctor. She checked it out, and gave me a prescription for a cream to apply. Two weeks later with no change- I returned, She checked again, then called a male Doctor, for a second opinion. An entirely different cream was prescibed. Two weeks on- I went back again. This time, my Doctor arranged for me to go to a Skin Clinic, in the County Town- this was where I saw the Head Skin Clicinian - a Female of very Dominatrix tendencies! She told me to disrobe, then sit on the Examination table, and wait. I stripped naked, my Wife, who could look in through the open Double width doorway - Was chatting to me - and placating me. There was no one about, but then a Nursing assistant came in, and moved around tidying things. The Head lady, came back in, and without any tenderness, went mad at me for exposing myself to a junior! My Wife- balled her out, for not being specific in her instructions! She was then more contrite towards me. She then carried out a microscopic exam of the area, including my Penis and Testicles- And said we need a biopsy. She subsequently gave me an appointment, back in my own vicinity At the local Skin Clinic. - The small biopsy was done by a well built Ladyboy, Who eats too much pudding! - two weeks later. They told me when the results came through that what I Had got was E.M.P.D. Extra Mammary Pagets Disease. - More prevalent in Women than men- But moreso in America. Their suggestion- which came via my own Doctor- Was the prescribed way of dealing with it, was by Excision, of the whole area, plus a clear centimetre. - And at my query- yes it was cancerous. Throughout all these investigations and viewings, A camera took pictures of the area, - So much so, I got my Wife who being St Johns Ambulance trained, always carried my camera, intruded and took photos. - All those shots are on this PC hard-drive, I read everything I could find about EMPD- and the Alternative treatment, of the application of IMIQUIMOD CREAM- highly effective at fixing the problem, but very dangerous at burning skin off, if not used with extreme care. The local Medical centre ( Where my doctor is the Head) When I showed the article to my Doctor and told her- No operation! She was only too ready to order the cream, and lay on for the same Volunteer nurse to do it, every other day for 16 weeks- which she did until!!! She must have got some on the outside of the Glove, and touched her Septum, without thinking- and she went off sick for several weeks.- I had her deputy for the remaining time,,, (Mid way through the treatment, I have to say- the area looked alarmingly like an area of raw liver). A year later it was perfectly healed without trace, So in answer to the Quation has anyone used a camera on my in the interest of Medicals- Yes 50 Shots!

I am now in marriage number three - And aged 92. and live in Thailand. So although she is a retired Hospital Civil Servant , she was a Hospital financial Assistant in Charge- and maybe never saw a Groin looking like raw liver!

I think I posted about this another time. I've never been examined naked. I got a new job when I was about 20 that involved lifting, and the employer sent everyone to get a physical exam at a clinic that did both occupational medicine and rehab. It was more detailed than most exams - with other things not involving the doctor. For example, there were a number of strength and mobility tests done by a non-physician. We had been instructed to wear athletic shorts and t-shirts for the exam.

One part of the exam that was unusual is that I was told to take my shirt off and stand for full-body photos, taken from the front, side, and back. I did have my athletic shorts on, but was shirtless. They might have told me that the pictures were going to be given to my employer – I don't remember exactly if they told me that or if it was just a guess. This was in the early 80's, and patient privacy rules were not what they are today.

I was in good shape, and didn't have anything to be embarrassed about. I did wonder, however, how they took the pictures of the female employees. Did they make them take their t-shirt off and take the pictures in bra and shorts? I never found out the answer.

Probably every hospital in the developed world has dropped paper records in favor of electronic health records. One of the hospitals I work as a physician has adopted an app that allows us to use our mobile phones to take a picture of a patient and import it directly into the health record.

I never take routine, full-body pictures. When I take a picture, it is always of a part of the patient with a problem, although sometimes it is a personal area. I have taken pictures in this system that have included breasts, genital areas and the buttocks. Do not think, however, that these pictures are at all racy. In almost every case, if I'm taking a picture, there is a problem that would probably be quite off-putting to a non-medical person.

When I do take a picture with this app, I explain to the patient how it works and get their consent. I then take the picture using the app on my phone (its separate from my camera app). I assure the patient that the image is not stored on my phone. I then upload it into the electronic health record, and then, I use the hospital computer at the patient's bedside to show them the picture I just took, so that they know I'm being truthful.